YIMUN GENEVA 2026

The Youth Impacts Model United Nations (YIMUN) Conference will take place in New York from June 12-14, 2026. This prestigious event brings together high school and university students from around the globe to engage in United Nations simulations, debate pressing global issues, and draft resolutions. Highlights include keynote addresses, committee sessions, expert-led workshops, a cultural night, and closing ceremonies. Participants will enhance their public speaking, negotiation, and leadership skills, connect with peers, and receive a certificate of participation. Join us for an unforgettable experience in shaping the future leaders of tomorrow.

Program Highlights

- Opening Ceremony: Inspiring keynote speakers and special guests to kick off the event.
 
- Committee Sessions: Engage in dynamic debates and negotiations, drafting resolutions and collaborating on solutions to pressing global issues.

- Grand Symposium: A major highlight of the conference where experts, diplomats, and thought leaders share insights on global issues, offering delegates a platform to engage with thought provoking discussions.

- Workshops and Training: Enhance your public speaking, negotiation, and research skills through interactive sessions.

- Cultural Exchange: Immerse yourself in the vibrant culture of United States through organized activities, tours, and social events.

- Closing and Awards Ceremony: Celebrate the conclusion of the conference with awards recognizing exceptional delegates, delegations, and resolutions.
 

Benefits of Participation

- Educational Enrichment: Deepen your understanding of international affairs and how the United Nations operates.

- Skill Development: Strengthen your leadership, negotiation, and public speaking abilities.

- Networking Opportunities: Build connections with like-minded students, educators, and professionals from around the globe.

- Cultural Exposure: Experience the dynamic culture and diverse environment of Seattle, broadening your global outlook.



At Youth Impacts MUN, we have chosen to feature only one committee—the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA). This approach allows delegates to experience the authentic environment of a real UN session, where diplomats with diverse backgrounds and a range of diplomatic skills come together to discuss global issues.
 

This experience will challenge you to navigate negotiations, build alliances, and engage with peers who bring varied perspectives, making it a transformative experience for both first-time delegates and seasoned participants.
 

To honor the hard work and excellence shown by delegates, awards will be given in distinct categories, ensuring fair recognition. There will be separate awards for school students and university students, ensuring that all participants are acknowledged based on their specific level of experience.