AFMUN I 2026

Address Forever Model United Nations

Dec 12–13, 2026 Online

Address Forever Model United Nations

Next deadline Nov 6 for delegates and head delegates · 1 day left

Conference

Online

Dec 12–13, 2026

300 delegates expected

High school and university students

In English

Applications

Open
  • Delegates, Head delegatesSep 7 – Nov 6, 20261 day left
  • Faculty advisors, ObserversSep 7 – Nov 20, 2026Open

About

AFMUN I — Address Forever Model United Nations

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Every life is unique

CONNECTION FOR EVERYONE AND FOREVER

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→ AFMUN I is a Model United Nations conference created by Address Forever.

Address Forever is a platform dedicated to preserving the memory of loved ones and helping people tell, share and preserve life stories for future generations. From digital memorials and resting places to personal life stories, its mission is built around one simple but incredibly important idea:

→ People should not disappear from history just because their lives are no longer being lived.

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THE COMMITTEES

 

  • 🏛️ UNESCO — Addressing Inequalities in Historical Memory and Preserving the Stories of Ordinary People

    Open a history textbook. You will probably find… 

    → Presidents. Kings. Generals.

    But what about the teacher who lived through that war?

    The child who had to leave their home?

    Not everyone who makes history gets remembered by it.

    UNESCO will ask delegates:

→ How can countries preserve the stories of ordinary people?

→ Should governments be responsible for collecting and protecting personal histories?

→ How can museums, schools and digital archives make historical memory more inclusive?

 

  • ⚖️ UNHRC — Preserving the Stories of Victims of Mass Atrocities and Human Rights Violations

    History is often written through dates, battles and political decisions.

    But behind every statistic are people.

    Wars, genocides, ethnic violence, forced displacement and other mass atrocities can leave millions of victims behind. Yet with time, their individual stories can disappear, replaced by numbers, simplified narratives or political interpretations.

    UNHRC will ask delegates:

→ How can governments and international organizations preserve testimonies?

→ How should the international community protect archives, photographs, oral histories and personal accounts?

→ How can we prevent victims' stories from being erased, distorted or exploited for political purposes?

 

  • 🛡️DISEC — Preventing the Use of Generative AI and Deepfakes to Manipulate Historical Memory

    Imagine finding a video of a historical figure saying something they never said. A photograph of an event that was completely generated by AI. And imagine millions of people believing it.

    This is no longer science fiction.

    Generative AI and deepfake technology are making it increasingly difficult to distinguish authentic historical material from fabricated content.

    DISEC will ask delegates:

→ Should governments regulate AI-generated historical content?

→ Should platforms be required to label deepfakes?

→ Who should determine whether a historical reconstruction is acceptable?

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📜 FORMAT

AFMUN will follow the Modified UNA-USA Procedure.

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💬 COMMUNICATION

All important conference materials, including Background Guides will be distributed through the AFMUN WhatsApp group.

If you are unable to access WhatsApp, we will work with you to find an alternative means of communication.

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📝 POSITION PAPERS

All delegates are expected to submit a Position Paper by November 6th in order to be considered for the Best Position Paper award.

Position Papers are NOT required for participation, but they are highly recommended.

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📄 CERTIFICATION

All delegates will receive an official Certificate of Participation after the conference, in addition to any awards they may receive.

Your participation in AFMUN will therefore be formally recognized regardless of your final placement.

 

🏆 AWARDS

The top 5 delegates in each chamber will be officially recognized for their performance:

  • 🥇 Best Delegate
  • 🥈 Outstanding Delegate
  • 🥉 Honorable Delegate
  • 🎖️ Verbal Commendation
  • 📄 Best Position Paper

Best Position Paper is a separate award. The delegate who receives it remains eligible for any of the other awards and may receive both Best Position Paper and a chamber award.
 

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Committees

  • 195 countries
    1. Addressing Inequalities in Historical Memory and Preserving the Stories of Ordinary People
    • Ann (H.C.) Lim
    • Ayesha Mahira
    • Bhavesh Kumar

    UNESCO — United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization

    Beginner · English · 195 countries

    Topic

    Addressing Inequalities in Historical Memory and Preserving the Stories of Ordinary People

    About the committee

    Open a history textbook. You will probably find… → Presidents. Kings. Generals. But what about the teacher who lived through that war? The child who had to leave their home? Every historical event is made up of individual lives. Behind wars, migrations, political changes, and social transformations are people whose experiences are rarely recorded in textbooks or official archives. For many families, memories survive only through photographs, letters, personal belongings, and stories passed from one generation to another. With time, however, these memories can be lost forever. This agenda addresses the growing need to preserve these personal stories and ensure that historical memory does not belong only to those who were powerful, famous, or widely documented. Delegates will consider how communities, cultural institutions, education, and modern technology can help preserve the experiences of ordinary people and give them a lasting place in our understanding of history.

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  • 195 countries
    1. Preserving the Stories of Victims of Mass Atrocities and Human Rights Violations
    • Aashi Kushwaha
    • Aditya Vardhan Singh
    • Zaid Bin Khurram

    UNHRC — United Nations Human Rights Council

    Intermediate · English · 195 countries

    Topic

    Preserving the Stories of Victims of Mass Atrocities and Human Rights Violations

    About the committee

    Mass atrocities are often remembered through numbers: thousands killed, millions displaced, entire communities destroyed. But behind every number is a person, a family, and a life that once had its own story. For victims of war crimes, genocide, persecution, and other human rights violations, having their experiences remembered can be an important part of preserving their dignity. Yet many stories remain undocumented or disappear as survivors and witnesses grow older. This agenda will focus on how the international community can preserve these personal stories while respecting the dignity, privacy, and safety of those who share them. Delegates will also explore how preserving these memories can support remembrance, accountability, and the prevention of future atrocities.

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  • 195 countries
    1. Preventing the Use of Generative AI and Deepfakes to Manipulate Historical Memory
    • Aditya Baral
    • Goodnews Emmanuel

    DISEC — Disarmament and International Security Committee

    Expert · English · 195 countries

    Topic

    Preventing the Use of Generative AI and Deepfakes to Manipulate Historical Memory

    About the committee

    Generative AI and deepfakes are creating a new way to manipulate information during conflicts. A fabricated video of a political leader, a fake recording of an attack, or altered evidence can be presented as real and spread across borders within minutes. Such content can provoke public unrest, increase tensions between states, and even contribute to the escalation of armed conflicts. The central security challenge is how to prevent these technologies from being used as tools of information warfare. DISEC will examine how states can cooperate to detect and counter malicious deepfakes, hold responsible actors accountable, and prevent AI-generated content from being weaponised against international peace and security. At the same time, genuine historical records must remain protected from deliberate manipulation.

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Odessa, Ukraine

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Organizers

Anna Kas
Founder & Secretary-General

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