ASAMUN 2025

Autism Spectrum Awareness Model United Nations (ASAMUN)

Nov 8–9, 2025 Online

Autism Spectrum Awareness Model United Nations (ASAMUN)

Conference

Online

Nov 8–9, 2025

393 delegates expected

High school and university students

In English

How it went

4.8118 ratings from delegates
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4.94
Logistics
4.67
Socials
4.83

About

Building a better world for everyone no matter our differences


“Strengthening Global Cooperation for Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD): Ensuring Equitable Access to Diagnosis, Treatment, and Social Inclusion Through National Health Systems” 

Why is this relevant:

🌍 First of all, autism affects people all around the world! But sadly, many lack proper healthcare access and support from society. 🤔

🌟 While the West might be more aware of autism, many in the East still don't know much about it. There's a big gap in awareness, which sometimes unfairly brands these amazing children with stigma or misconceptions. 😔

🚫 Plus, many countries don’t have clear policies for ASD — that’s a huge issue we need to fix! 🛠️

🤝 So, what’s next? Should the WHO step in to create a global ASD task force? Or should the richer, developed countries help the developing ones in research and support? 

Let's think big and act together! 💡🌐


We are endorsed by : 

- ASDA group, 
- No Touch Body Whole Reset,
- Center for Adaptive Stress 
- Autism Europe

 

Committees

  • 197 countries
    1. Strengthening Global Cooperation for Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD): Ensuring Equitable Access to Diagnosis, Treatment, and Social Inclusion Through National Health Systems
    • Ummama Irshad

    UNHRC

    Intermediate · English · 197 countries

    Topic

    Strengthening Global Cooperation for Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD): Ensuring Equitable Access to Diagnosis, Treatment, and Social Inclusion Through National Health Systems

    About the committee

    The UN Human Rights Council (UNHRC) is on a mission to ensure autistic people are treated with fairness and kindness everywhere — at school, work, and in society! The European Social Fund (ESF) shows us that stigma isn’t just mean; it’s also a kind of stress that can make life really tough when it sticks around. But here’s the good news: protecting rights and fighting discrimination can reduce that stress, helping autistic people shine bright, share their amazing strengths, and fully join in all the fun and opportunities life has to offer!

    Chair

    Countries

    How this committee type works

  • 196 countries
    1. Strengthening Global Cooperation for Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD): Ensuring Equitable Access to Diagnosis, Treatment, and Social Inclusion Through National Health Systems
    • khadija Naveed
    • Kiarah Jha

    WHO

    Intermediate · English · 196 countries

    Topic

    Strengthening Global Cooperation for Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD): Ensuring Equitable Access to Diagnosis, Treatment, and Social Inclusion Through National Health Systems

    About the committee

    The WHO is deeply committed to exploring the health side of autism—everything from accurate diagnosis and effective treatment to ensuring every country has fair access to support. With the powerful Evolutionary Stress Framework, we see that autism isn’t just about “fixing a disorder”; it’s about building health systems that reduce stress and create the perfect environment for autistic individuals to thrive. When we make our systems supportive and inclusive, amazing outcomes happen naturally—because everyone deserves the chance to shine!

    Chairs

    Countries

    How this committee type works

Organizers

Khurram Sultan
Secretary General

Tanishqua janjirkar

Yaqeen Atta
Undersecretary General of committee

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