UPDATE - Late Policy & Registration

We understand that some delegates may have been affected by the fires throughout Southern California. If you have been affected by the fires and need an extension on your position paper, please email valleyregionalmun@gmail.com by January 24, 2025, including your full name, school, committee, country/character, and how long of an extension you require. You will still be eligible for research and committee awards so long as you submit your position paper before the agreed-upon, extended deadline.

Due to the fires, we have also decided to push the registration date for VRMUN 2025 to Friday, January 24.

Our Conference

On behalf of all our staff, we would like to welcome you all to the 6th annual Valley Regional Model United Nations (VRMUN)! Since its phenomenal debut in February 2020, the VRMUN Conference has been highlighted as one of the best high school MUN conferences in the state. Attended by students from across the San Fernando Valley, VRMUN stands proudly as a beacon for delegates throughout Southern California. Our in-person conference offers a myriad of committees and topics ranging from the biodiversity of coral reefs to approaching the Norse Ragnarok. Over the course of our one-day conference, VRMUN aims to provide not only a learning space for those new to the world of MUN, but also a fascinating challenge to even those with years of experience through a wide range of committee topics.

VRMUN stands apart from other conferences in its prioritization of each delegate's experience and the quality of debate. From informative and engaging background guides to attentive and knowledgeable chairs, our award-winning team puts their all into our conference, and it is the hope of not only our Secretary General, but our whole team that VRMUN becomes a positive and memorable experience for all its participants.

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VRMUN 2025's Guest Speakers

The United Nations Association, San Fernando Valley Chapter, is a dedicated organization committed to advancing the principles and goals of the United Nations at the local level. Through advocacy, education, and community engagement, they inspire individuals to take action on critical global issues such as human rights, sustainable development, and climate change. The San Fernando Valley chapter was the first ever founded in the United States, and since then, they've engaged members in monthly meetings and advocacy days. The chapter serves as a bridge between the global mission of the United Nations and the diverse communities of the San Fernando Valley, fostering dialogue and collaboration to address pressing challenges. By empowering local leaders and raising awareness about international initiatives, the UNA San Fernando Valley Chapter plays a vital role in building a more just, equitable, and sustainable world.

David Tuckman

David Tuckman is the former United Nations Association—USA National Young Professionals Chair on the National Council of Chapters & Regions and led the National Young Professionals Working Group & National Young Professionals Taskforce.

David currently serves as UNA-USA San Fernando Valley Chapter President & Director of Public Information/Media Relations and a UNA-USA SoCal Division Officer. David is also a District Coordinator of Red Cross Youth & Young Adult Services. David has been honored by UNA-USA for his leadership with the Global Young Advocate Award.

David serves our country as a U.S. Federal Officer in Homeland Security. He has been awarded the FBI Director’s Commendation for Exceptional Service in the Public Interest and decorated by the National Association of Police Chiefs with the National Law Enforcement Life Saving Medal and inclusion in the National Law Enforcement Hall of Fame.

Dr. Soraya Fallah

Dr. Soraya Fallah is a researcher, community organizer, and Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) advocate with a profound commitment to advancing the principles of the United Nations. A recipient of the Global Citizen Award and numerous other honors, she is celebrated for fostering cross-cultural understanding and empowering communities to address pressing global challenges.

As a long-time member of the United Nations Association of the USA (UNA-USA) and an active leader in the San Fernando Valley Chapter, Dr. Fallah has been instrumental in promoting awareness of global issues and encouraging community engagement.

With a focus on human rights, education, gender, and advocacy for marginalized communities, Dr. Fallah’s work seamlessly connects local action with global impact. Her extensive contributions make her an inspiring voice in Model United Nations programs and a champion for the UN’s ideals of peace, equality, and sustainability.

Ginny Hatfield

Ginny Hatfield is a long-time resident of the San Fernando Valley and can best be described as a community activist. Her career was dedicated to public service and, over a period of 30 years, she worked for Members of the House of Representatives and the CA State Legislature who represented the SFV. Since leaving public service, she has served the American Association of University Women, the Neighborhood Council of Valley Village, the International Citizens Diplomacy of LA, and the United Nations Association.

She is committed to advancing the mission of the United Nations. In addition to her work as a UNA member, Ginny held various local and state positions as a 30-year member of the American Association of University Women and currently serves as President of the SFV Chapter. She was appointed to AAUW CA’s Public Policy Committee and was a former State Director for Membership.

For many years Ginny has assisted immigrants in becoming naturalized citizens and permanent residents having acquired a background in immigration law from her days as a congressional staffer. She was recently honored by former Congressman Tony Cardenas in the Congressional Record!

Conference Information

Date: Saturday, February 01, 2025

Address: 10535 Zelzah Ave, Granada Hills, CA 91344

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