OnePeople.sg Model United Nations

Are you looking for an enriching chair experience where you learn more about the intricacies of local politics and our multicultural society?

OPMUN 2023 is the conference for you! Being a beginner-focused conference, you will get the opportunity to nurture the new generation of delegates and make a lasting impact in our community. Aside from numerous chair trainings designed to build valuable chairing skills, OPMUN 2023 offers various opportunities that cannot be found in any other conferences.

- Consultations with Subject Matter Experts throughout the study guide writing process
- Learning Journeys to explore Singapore's rich politics and history
- Advocacy Projects that meaningfully give back to the community

Don't delay, apply today! Sign-ups close on 30 April, 2359 hours! Link in Bio.

OPMUN 2023 Secretariat Applications are officially closed. For those who did not get a chance to apply, fret not:
Chair Applications are opening on 16 April, so do keep an eye out for that!

Are you passionate about facilitating intercultural understanding and promoting diversity within Singapore?

Tentatively held on 6th to 9th December, OPMUN is looking for an enthusiastic team to help us bring to life a powerful Model United Nations conference centred around race and religion. Join us in creating an impactful platform for students to learn about pressing issues, diplomacy, and the process of policy making. While exploring the intersection of race and religion in our vibrant and diverse society as an organiser, you will have the opportunity to foster cross-cultural exchange, promote critical thinking, and leadership skills amongst delegates. Don't miss this chance to be a part of something extraordinary and make a lasting impact for the future of Singapore.

Sign-ups close on 10 April 2359 hours, so don’t wait!

Introducing our Secretary-General, Arshul!

An old man at heart, truly a phrase a defines Arshul. A JC2 student from Victoria Junior College, Arshul finds that he has aged more than his physical age, often being ridiculed for his liking of oatmeal rasin cookies from Subway. Being his 3rd year with OPMUN, Arshul fell in love with the conference's unique ability to spark conversations and breed compassion amongst youth in Singapore. He believes firmly in it's theme of inspiring "Champions of Society", chasing his vision of more harmonious and inclusive Singapore where no one needs to grow up feeling ashamed of their identity, regardless of race, language or religion. He is confident that with his amazing secretariat, chairs and project leaders by his side, OPMUN has much in store to bring delegates this year, finally in person after a 2-year online medium. He looks forward to welcoming all of you there!

Having spent way too long oscillating in the depths of the MUNiverse, round trips around the circuit have left some distinctly recognisable characteristics on Alysa. Perhaps it is her insatiable appetite for “intellectually-stimulating” conversations, all-too-frequent non-PC commentary on the next travesty to behold this planet earth, or a begrudging acceptance of the term . Also a Year 5 student atRaffles Institution, Alysa enjoys relatively ‘normal’ hobbies, like running, dragging her friends out on spontaneous adventures, and playing the guitar (preferably at 2am).

This being her third year with OPMUN, she quips that the O in OPMUN stands for Ohana, and is grateful to the OPfamily that has kept her coming back each year. She hopes that delegates are looking forward to the conference as much as she is, and forge invaluable friendships at OPMUN 2022!

Introducing our Academics department!

Led by our Deputy Secretary General (Academics) Jacie, these are the people who mentor our chairs to ensure that your council debate and study guides are full of academic rigour! From running chair training sessions to providing consistent feedback on our daises’ study guides, our Academics team ensures that you get to learn something from debating at OPMUN 2022!

Introducing our Deputy Secretary General of Academics, Jacie!

Suffering massively from her return back to university, Jacie is facing a massively overloaded semester while simultaneously working and dabbling in whatever NTU offers - anything for the hall points - to prevent her from being homeless. She is very honoured to have been given yet another chance to work with her friends at a conference, and make new ones along the way. She can usually be contactable (literally) anytime online.

Registrations close today- do remember to register if you have not!🙂

Join Mr Edwin Tong, Minister for Culture Community and Youth and Second Minister for Law, and our intergenerational panel for an exciting discussion on race!

Register at https://forms.gle/J2pC6gNzxe8gQtKz9 by 16 December 2020!

Registrations closing soon- sign up today to be part of this exciting conversation!

docs.google.com The Regardless of Race Dialogue Series provides a platform for people of all backgrounds to share experiences, ideas and views on social cohesion in Singapore. These ground-up engagements serve to shape our ideals as we face new challenges ahead. In view of COVID-19, the next edition of the dialogue...

Be a part of this meaningful conversation- register today!

docs.google.com The Regardless of Race Dialogue Series provides a platform for people of all backgrounds to share experiences, ideas and views on social cohesion in Singapore. These ground-up engagements serve to shape our ideals as we face new challenges ahead. In view of COVID-19, the next edition of the dialogue...

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