Model UN Links and Tips

I am old enough to remember the days when MUN research constituted a copy of UNA-USA's Global Agenda and an encyclopedia set.  It makes me appreciate this wealth of information even more, all accessible online. The issue now is one of sorting the wheat from the chaf, and helping delegates hone in on quality information.

In presenting information to students, I have sometimes tried to simply and share sites in one location, or to put lots of information on a google doc for easy sharing.  In this space I'll link resources that I have developed and used with my students, or aggregated in easy to access formats for wider distribution.

Best Delegate

In an unabashed and gushing kind of way, I want to give a big shout out to two of my favorite people in the MUN universe, Best Delegate co-founders Kevin Felix Chan and Ryan Villanueva. I have share material here with their permission.
In clicking the photo to the left, you will see that I have shared my favorite Best Delegate sites on a site called Symbaloo. Free and easy to use, you can post links in an attractive layout.
Have your students make their own Symbaloo organizer to host all their favorite MUN links, or make one for them!

SDG Resources

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A compilation of links directed at the SDGs. Click on the matrix above for a treasure chest of SDG sites.




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UN SiteS

MUN research is not complete without using some of the millions of documents the UN churns out each year. I find wading through this overwhelming, and I imagine delegates do to. I've compiled the ones I want my students to know about and have easy access to.
If you click on the lower right hand icon, it will start the RSS feed for UN Wire right into the center of the page.  This is my one-stop-shop of sites that I share with delegates. Always open to ideas on how to revise this, so please send me suggestions if you find another site that should be included.
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Power Search

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