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Conflict in it of itself is not the only cause of mental health rather, it is the complications that arise during and after conflict that cause mental health to worsen. As this article illustrates, there were several Millenium Development Goals that showed a correlation between violence and mental disorders. As a delegate, you should consider these outside factors so that you may develop solutions that encompass the entire issue and not just one aspect. Remember, having specific solutions is key to drafting an effective resolution. Thus, I encourage you to take into account short and long term solutions. This article does a great job of introducing possible long-term solutions such as the improvement of sanitation in post conflict zones. For example, the authors write “A prolonged lack of access to adequate water supplies can cause brain damage, thereby affecting the development of cognitive abilities with lifelong consequences”. Creating a solution to this smaller aspect of men
Hello everyone! My name is Amy Wong and I, along with my partner, Teagan So, will be representing the country of Belgium this BMUN. This is my second BMUN and fourth year in MUN overall. MUN taught me to make rational decisions, collaborate with large groups, research, and write more concisely, which is why I've continued to participate throughout high school. I peaked the day Carrie Fisher's dog followed me on Instagram, so I hope my final BMUN will give that a run for its money as coolest event of my life so far. See you all in March!
ReplyDeleteHello! My name is Teagan So, and I'll be representing Belgium along with my partner-in-crime Amy. This is my second time being a delegate at BMUN and my third year as a member of MUN at my high school. I love watching musicals on Youtube and reading plot summaries of horror movies on Wikipedia. Being a part of MUN has taught me more than speaking skills; throughout my high school career, it has instilled a new confidence in me and led me to make connections with some of the most interesting people I have ever met. I'm so excited to be participating in BMUN again, and I look forward to meeting you all in conference!
ReplyDeleteHi! My name is Terry Wang and I will be representing the United States of America along with my partner, Emma Fong! This is my 3rd year in MUN and my 2nd time coming to BMUN. MUN has honestly been an amazing experience for me throughout high school and it really opened my eyes to many different cultures of the world! I'm excited for this to be my 2nd travel conference this school year following my Paris MUN trip in December! I am an avid tennis player and I love to learn about history. MUN has helped me become more comfortable with new people and I'm looking forward to working with everyone at this amazing conference!
ReplyDeleteHey, my name is Emma Fong! This will be my first time going to BMUN and I will be representing the United States of America. I have been apart of my school’s Model UN program for 2 years and I love it because I get to meet new people. I have been playing softball for about 8 years and hope to continue playing in college. I love listening to music and actually went to Camp Flog Gnaw which was probably the best experience of my life. I can’t wait to meet everyone!!
ReplyDeleteHi, I'm Isabelle Krajewski & I'm partnering with Lauren Kramer to represent the United Kingdom! We have partnered in past conferences like the National High School MUN conference in NYC and worked together in Europe at the conference for the International School of the Hague. We're super excited to meet everyone in debate, and look forward to this being a really fun environment for solving world issues. :)
ReplyDeleteHello everyone I am Subha Khan and this is my second time at BMUN. I am so incredibly excited to be back and I look forward to having substantial debate on solving world issues!
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