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Upcoming Community Events

Community Events

Tue Feb 10, 11:30 PM

How well do you know... UNKNOWN: Awaiting Winner

Rayyann A

49/75

Community Events

Sat Feb 14, 12:00 PM

Training Session (Western Hemisphere-Friendly) The training session is to familiarize delegates, especially beginners, with MUN procedures, rules of debate, resolution writing, and public speaking. It will be hands-on, allowing participants to practice motions, points of order, and diplomacy in a simulated committee setting. Additionally, we will be available to answer questions and offer tips to enhance delegates' performance during committee sessions. (This session is optional but highly recommended!)

Hafsah M and Sarah W

11/500

Community Events

Sat Feb 28, 2:00 PM

We are going to begin the February 2026 ACSIMC with the opening ceremony!

Alex M and 7 others

105/150

Community Events

Tue May 19, 12:00 AM

[place-holder]

Iman K and 6 others

38/100

Community Events

Tue Jun 30, 7:00 PM

Placeholder session. TBD!

Margaret S and Jayden C

5/50

Community Events

Fri Oct 2, 2:00 AM

Prompt: Should finance be decentralized? How does crypto work, and what are the inherent tradeoffs at play?

Drew B

56 spots left!

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Community Guidelines

Be respectful.

Think about how your words and actions will affect others, and keep things classroom-appropriate.

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Remember to keep your personal boundaries–avoid sharing your personal contact information or social media handles.

Be kind.

Find ways to help out; whether that’s pointing another learner in the right direction, or giving a tutor helpful feedback on their session!