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General Assembly Committees

Our committees at AISMUN VII have been hand picked by our team for the best conference experience. Information regarding chairs and background guides are below and are being updated promtly.

Upper School General Assembly Committees

WHO (World Health Organization)

Language: English

Topic: Bioethics

Chairs: Joanna Vasiloglou, Malaika Minja
Contact: joanna.vasiloglou@aischool.org

malaika.minja@aischool.org

UNHCR (United Nations Commisioner for Refugees)

Language: English

Topic: Extreme Surveillence

Chairs: Anasophia Abbas, Taylor Speed
Contact: anasophia.abbas@aischool.org

tspeed@aischool.org

UNDOA (United Nations Department of Operational Aid)

Language: French

Topic: Tech in Warfare.

Chairs: Coming Soon!
Contact: Coming Soon!

UNODA (United Nations Office for Disarmament Affairs)

Language: English

Topic: Bioweapons

Chairs: Coming Soon!
Contact: Coming Soon!

SECURITY COUNCIL

Language: Spanish

Topic: International Terrorism

Chairs: Coming Soon!
Contact: Coming Soon!

UNDP (United Nations Development Program)

Language: English

Topic: Industrial era; Co2 Emissions and Forever Chemicals

Chairs: Coming Soon!
Contact: Coming Soon!

Middle School General Assembly Committees

UNEP (United Nations Environment Program)

Language: English

Topic: A.I Pollution

Chairs: Coming Soon!
Contact: Coming Soon!

UN Habitat

Language: English

Topic: Mega Cities

Chairs: Coming Soon!
Contact: Coming Soon!

UNESCO (United Nations Educational Scientific Cultural Organization)

Language: English

Topic: Natural Disaster Resilience.

Chairs: Aga Akturk, TBD
Contact: aga.akturk@aischool.org, TBD

ECOSOC (United Nations Economic and Social Council)

Language: French

Topic: Rising Sea Level

Chairs: Coming Soon!
Contact: Coming Soon!

UNDP (United Nations Development Program)

Language: Spanish

Topic: Ceuta Migration

Chairs: Coming Soon!
Contact: Coming Soon!

CRISIS Committees

A Crisis Committee is a fast-paced simulation where delegates respond to constantly changing events, such as wars, political conflicts, or emergencies, and can take individual actions through crisis notes. Unlike a General Assembly (GA) committee, where delegates represent countries and work together to debate and pass resolutions on a set topic, Crisis is much more unpredictable and focused on reacting to new developments in real time. Crisis committees are also usually smaller than GAs, giving each delegate more influence over how the committee and storyline develop.