WeyMUN 2026

WeyMUN IV

May 16, 2026 South Weymouth, United States

WeyMUN IV

Conference

South Weymouth, United States·North America

May 16, 2026

100 delegates expected

High school students

In English

About

"All the Wey Home"

WeyMUN IV is a one-day, college-style conference designed to be a fun and relaxed experience held directly after AP exams. Position papers are not required, allowing delegates to focus on active debate rather than pre-conference stress. Committees encourage innovative thinking while helping delegates strengthen their creativity and collaboration skills.

After committee sessions conclude, delegates are treated to a “Delegate Blast” featuring a variety of activities. Following the awards ceremony, WeyMUN’s traditional “Pie the Chairs” event takes place, with the committee that raises the most money for charity through Candy Grams earning the honor. Altogether, WeyMUN IV offers delegates an authentic taste of a college-style Model UN conference, whether it serves as an ideal starting point for newer participants or a meaningful send-off for seniors concluding their Model UN experience.

Committees

  • 30 countries
    1. TOPIC A : CELEBRITY INFLUENCE IN POLITICS
    2. TOPIC B : SOCIAL MEDIA'S IMPACT ON POLITICAL DIVISION AND BALANCE
    • Graham Selle

    Reel Politics

    Intermediate · English · 30 countries

    Topics

    1. TOPIC A : CELEBRITY INFLUENCE IN POLITICS
    2. TOPIC B : SOCIAL MEDIA'S IMPACT ON POLITICAL DIVISION AND BALANCE

    About the committee

    This committee focuses on the influences of celebrities on modern day politics. Celebrities are some of the most influential people in society with massive fanbases that look up to them. In this debate, delegates will take the stance of current celebrities and politicians to debate whether celebrities should be limited in their ability to promote different political stances or whether they should be given free rein. Delegates will also be tasked to address the political divide social media algorithms put out.

    Chair

    Countries

  • 25 countries

    64 years before Katniss Everdeen there was a prestigious high school within the capitol. In the academy, The Plinth Prize was a special scholarship that was extremely sought after by all of its students, and was awarded to the top student of the academy. Although the circumstances are different this year. In order to get the prize, you must insure that a tribute that is appointed to you wins the hunger games. This committee focuses on the battle between entertainment and ethics and if letting the games continue is worth all the bloodshed that it entails.

    • Mahima Mahadeo
    • Jayla Rodrigues

    The Ballads Of Songbirds and Snakes: Ethics vs. Entertainment

    Intermediate · English · 25 countries

    About the committee

    64 years before Katniss Everdeen there was a prestigious high school within the capitol. In the academy, The Plinth Prize was a special scholarship that was extremely sought after by all of its students, and was awarded to the top student of the academy. Although the circumstances are different this year. In order to get the prize, you must insure that a tribute that is appointed to you wins the hunger games. This committee focuses on the battle between entertainment and ethics and if letting the games continue is worth all the bloodshed that it entails.

    Chairs

    Countries

  • 25 countries

    This committee examines how governments and organizations should regulate large-scale music festivals to balance cultural expression, public safety, and economic impact. Using Woodstock ’99 and other historical festival disasters as case studies, delegates will analyze failures in crowd management, security, and emergency planning. Participants will represent national perspectives on international regulation, sovereignty, and tourism, and propose global policy solutions to prevent future tragedies. This committee blends global politics, ethics, and youth culture in a dynamic and highly relevant debate.

    • Lena Tamborella
    • Jadyn Jichi

    Woodstock '99

    Intermediate · English · 25 countries

    About the committee

    This committee examines how governments and organizations should regulate large-scale music festivals to balance cultural expression, public safety, and economic impact. Using Woodstock ’99 and other historical festival disasters as case studies, delegates will analyze failures in crowd management, security, and emergency planning. Participants will represent national perspectives on international regulation, sovereignty, and tourism, and propose global policy solutions to prevent future tragedies. This committee blends global politics, ethics, and youth culture in a dynamic and highly relevant debate.

    Chairs

    Countries

  • Ad Hoc is an advanced and unique crisis committee designed for delegates who are eager to debate and be surprised. This AD HOC will be an alternate timeline and historically space themed, but the details of the topic will not be revealed until moments before the conference starts. Delegates will have to think on their feet and respond effectively to sudden crises. The Background Guide will be given out the day of the conference.

    • Desmond Galusha
    • Dana Le

    ADHOC

    Intermediate · English

    About the committee

    Ad Hoc is an advanced and unique crisis committee designed for delegates who are eager to debate and be surprised. This AD HOC will be an alternate timeline and historically space themed, but the details of the topic will not be revealed until moments before the conference starts. Delegates will have to think on their feet and respond effectively to sudden crises. The Background Guide will be given out the day of the conference.

    Chairs

    Countries

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