For committee chairs · Directors of General Assembly · Topic specialists
Know your topic better than your delegates.
Model Diplomat helps MUN chairs research their committee topics deeply — so you can run substantive debate, field hard questions, and write background guides that actually prepare delegates.
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Topics and policy areas covered
Sound familiar?
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You need to know the topic as well as any delegate
Chairs who don't deeply understand their committee topic lose control of debate when delegates raise points you can't engage with. Deep topic knowledge isn't optional.
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Writing a good background guide takes time you don't have
A good background guide covers history, current state, country positions, and proposed solutions — all cited. That's hours of research if you're doing it manually.
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Hard questions come from prepared delegates
When a well-prepared delegate raises a point of information you can't answer well, it undermines committee confidence. You need to know the topic from multiple country perspectives.
What you get.
Deep topic research with citations
Ask Atlas anything about your committee topic — history, current state, relevant treaties, country positions. Every answer cites the actual source.
Background guide research support
Use Atlas to draft and structure your committee's background guide. Research country positions, relevant UN precedents, and proposed policy frameworks — all in one place.
All 193 country positions
Understand what every country in your committee actually argues — their foreign policy priorities, voting history, and bloc relationships. Know before they speak.
UN document and resolution research
Find and understand past UN resolutions, treaties, and reports relevant to your committee topic. Atlas surfaces the primary sources your delegates will cite.
Policy and international law context
Understand the legal frameworks, international law principles, and institutional precedents relevant to your topic — so you can engage substantively with any delegate's argument.
Courses on diplomacy and international affairs
Structured courses on international law, geopolitics, and diplomatic history — useful context for any chair who wants to run a more substantive committee.
Common questions.
Can I use Model Diplomat to write my background guide?
Atlas is a strong research tool for background guides — it can help you map country positions, find relevant UN documents, and understand the policy landscape. You'd still write and edit the guide yourself, using Atlas as a research scaffold.
How accurate is the country position information?
Every position Atlas cites is traced back to verified government sources, UN voting records, or official policy statements. It's significantly more reliable than general web searches for this purpose.
Is it free for chairs?
Yes. The free tier gives you AI research, country profiles, and a meaningful number of daily searches. Pro unlocks unlimited searches if you're doing heavy prep.
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