This meeting of the SOCHUM featured 80 member states and debated three unique topics: Ethics of corporations, the right of life, and the right to free speech. 

The innovative United Nations High Commission on Science & Technology (UNHCT) turned their attention to the militarization of space, cyber warfare, and autonomous weapons.

This committee delved into the Indigenous water crisis, climate change, and systemic inequities faced by Indigenous individuals around the world.

In CND, delegates looked at the timely topics of captagon-related terrorism, the opioid crisis, and narcotic-related currencies.

Delegates played significant historical figures and stepped back in time to 1965 Vietnam as Lyndon B. Johnson’s cabinet, facing a costly war, mounting public pressure, and a myriad of unfinished plans. 

In this double delegation, 40 member states of 80 delegates responded to religious discrimination, abuse by liberation forces, and LGTBQ+ rights.

In its third year at MACMUN, the Economic & Social Council discussed post-conflict recovery, immigrant integration, and ageism.

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This committee discussed the issues around Indigenous health rights, child vaccinations, and infectious disease management.

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This crisis committee discussed South Sudan’s ongoing civil war, the Myanmar genocide, and the Venezuelan crisis.