Conference
Charlotte, United States·North America
Oct 6–8, 2023
325 delegates expected
High school and university students
In English
About
Facilitating Diplomatic and Insightful Debate
Carolinas Conference is a Model United Nations Conference based in Charlotte, North Carolina. Carolinas Conference aims to provide an educational debate environment for high schoolers and university students open to discussing methods to make the world a better and safer place. Carolinas Conference is affiliated with and takes place on the campus of the University of North Carolina at Charlotte. For this conference, the Secretariat requests that faculty advisors apply on behalf of their delegation and pay as a whole instead of individual delegates applying on their own.
Committees
- Mitigating Environmental Concerns Presented by Nuclear Energy
- Combating International Corruption
Rachel Gilbert
Emma Wical
- Addressing the Effects of Chemicals and Pollution on Health and the Environment
- Addressing the Necessity of Environmental Sustainability in Global Economies
Will Cooper
Ana Krstanovic
- Developing an International Response to Climate-Related Migration
- Addressing the Migration Crisis in Ethiopia, South Sudan and the Sudan
Jasmine Palacios
Galen Miller
- Addressing and Establishing Systems to Deal with Victims of Domestic Child Violence
- Ensuring Equitable Quality Education and Documentation for the Children of Those with Migrant Status
Maria Eduarda Cramer Filgueiras De Resende Silva
Maxime Sinski
- Addressing the 2014 Annexation of Crimea
Enrico Vavassori
Jake Spencer
- The Collapse of the Soviet Union
Joe Roche
Corey Brenner
Max Taylor
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