Camp Half-Blood Model United Nations
Applications close Nov 17, 2026
- All levels
- Free to attend
- About 37 delegates expected
A fictional committee is set in an invented world from a book, film or myth, and each delegate plays one of its characters. The story's rules replace real-world facts: wizards can debate relations with Muggles, and Greek gods can be tasked with solving climate change. Some run as crisis committees, whose crisis staff keep adding problems to the story.
Similar: Crisis committees · Futuristic committees · Historical committees · Press corps
4 conferences close applications in the next 30 days. These close first.
Applications close Nov 17, 2026
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23 more upcoming
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2 committees: The High Jedi Council (Star Wars), Panem Ministry of State Security (Hunger Games)
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3 committees: Marvel v/s DC, Stranger Things and 1 more
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The United States, Canada and Greece host the most. November is the busiest month.
13 of the 27 are for school students only; 18 are free. See all high school MUN conferences or university MUN conferences.
Most fictional committee conferences are in the United States, Canada and Greece.
Of 97 fictional committee topics on mymun, 33% are about fiction and fantasy and 15% about armed conflicts.
Example: The Hunger Games Rebellion: The fight for Panem, Southwest Model United Nations One Day Conference
Example: Addressing the multiverse crisis and preventing outbreak of superhuman war, Global Diplomatic Summit IV
Reconsidering the Legal Status, Political Representation and Wand Usage of Goblins, House Elves, Centaurs and Other Non-Human Magical Communities
MUN@DPSDProsecutor v. Tom Marvolo Riddle
Young Entrepreneurs Society Model United NationsThe Hunger Games Rebellion: The fight for Panem
Southwest Model United Nations One Day ConferenceFormulating a Global Response Strategy to Contain and Neutralize the Zombie Outbreak
Diplomatia International Model United Nations Convention11% of fictional committee seats are countries; 42% of fictional committee seat lists also name roles, most often military commanders (28%) and heads of state and government (23%).
11% of seats are countries
42% of seat lists also name roles
| Committee | Upcoming | Open now | Room size | School only | Most debated |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 27 | 7 | 48% | Fiction and fantasy | ||
| 150 | 71 | 15 | 39% | Armed conflicts | |
| 21 | 14 | 17 | 38% | Future and science fiction | |
| 138 | 59 | 17 | 54% | Armed conflicts | |
| 68 | 27 | 9 | 25% |
As many characters as the organizers choose to seat from the story.
Rarely: seats are the story's characters, such as Albus Dumbledore or Hermione Granger in a Harry Potter committee, or gods in a committee on Greek myth.
Yes: with no country position to defend, delegates take bolder steps, and in one council of Greek gods the shyest delegates ended up speaking the most.
They study the source: the book, film or myth fixes each character's powers, allies and enemies, and the committee starts at a set point in the story, such as just after the Battle of Naboo in a Star Wars committee.
Yes. 27 of the 27 upcoming conferences with a fictional committee take high school delegates, and 13 are for school students only.
Updated Nov 13, 2026