Intersectionality: marginalization of minorities and modernizing international relations.
What is SPLIMUN ? 📍
SPLIMUN is one of the largest MUN conferences in Europe: gathering over 300 delegates around heated debates on modern topics! This year, throughout March 13th - 15th, you can participate in a 3-day-long diplomatic event in Sciences Po Lille, France, where you could potentially meet your future co-delegate or your worst nightmare in a suit and tie, who knows? 👔
What is our theme this year? ⚙️
In 1989, professor and jurist Kimberlé Crenshaw, coined the term “ Intersectionality ”. Today, the world remains an environment where discrimination continues to shape lives: whether based on gender, ethnicity, religion, sexual orientation, disability, climate change, economic inequality…. These realities increasingly intersect, overlap, and reinforce each other, which makes intersectionality an essential lens for understanding and addressing systemic inequalities. Do not confuse it as simply the sum of discriminations, but take the time to truly understand how contemporary challenges are interconnected.
This theme is especially meaningful to us because we believe MUNs can be a powerful tool to shape the next generations of engaged citizens. Thus, letting delegates reflect on discrimination allows them to analyze these challenges in depth, while empowering the youth through acknowledgment and sincere connections. 🫂
Our mission is clear: to contribute, in our own way, to building a fairer, more equal world. We hope SPLIMUN 2026 will inspire delegates to go beyond well-worn narratives and develop ambitious proposals to tackle injustices.
Our expectations? A conference marked by intellectual rigor, diverse exchanges, and genuine openness. Above all, we want SPLIMUN 2026 to be a space of dialogue, encounter, and learning: an experience that will leave a lasting impact on all who play a role. 💫
This year, we celebrate the progress made toward inclusivity and ask delegates to address an urgent issue: How can international relations be rebuilt around a fair, equal, and true diversity?
APPLICATIONS ARE NOW OPEN - All the things you have to know!! 📝
- You can apply as an individual delegate or form a delegation, with a head delegate or faculty advisor.
- Choose the committee(s) and position(s) that interest you most!
- You must pay your delegation fee to be accepted and assigned a committee ⚠️🚨
- Please read carefully and agree to our charter of good conduct and discrimination prevention
- For minors: an image rights authorization (available in mymun in the ‘documents’ section and in our Instagram bio) has to be sent to splimun@outlook.com
- For scholarship holders: a document justifying your scholarship will be necessary
- Socials are included in the delegate fees as well as the meals (coffee breaks and lunch on Saturday and Sunday)
- High School students are only eligible to Beginner-friendly committees
The African Union committee is only available for High School students
Please note that we only reimburse participants up to 2 weeks before the event 💰
The socials? 🥂
Shhhhh… Our socials are still secret for now, but in the near future, we’re hoping to see you on the dancefloor and raising a glass to your new coalitions!
6th edition: 6 times more fun, 6 times more learning, and 6 times more souvenirs 🇺🇳
Ratings
Committees
Partner Conferences
Organizers
Aïdan Garcia
USG for Delegate Affairs
Amandine Chabrier
USG for Academics
Arthur Bossard
USG for Fundraising
Charlotte Bonnefoy
USG for Crisis
Clémence Cain
USG for Finances
Cléo Mallet
USG for Communication
Flore Minet
USG for Delegate Affairs
Jean Murat Swinnen
Supervisor
Laïs Vansteenkeste
USG for External Relations
Lily Cadet-Sicot
Deputy Secretary General
Salma Fadhloun
Secretary General
Seweryn Nowak
USG for Academics
Soline Favé
USG for External Relations
Victoire Eugene Palka
USG for Academics
Zoé Balléry
USG for Communication





























