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GVS MUN Day · 29 October 2026

Committees & Study Guides

This page lists the committees for GVS MUN Day. Each grade prepares in its own committee and studies a focused part of the shared theme: promoting safe and supportive environments for adolescents.

Study guides are linked for each committee.

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UNICEF

Grade 6

Topic: Proud of Who We Are. Safe for Every Child

Delegates explore how countries can balance national pride with respect for every child so young people feel they belong and are protected from bullying, cyberbullying, and violence. The committee focuses on identity, belonging, and simple systems of protection that keep children safe without excluding others. Work connects to the Grade 6 Individuals & Societies unit on identity and national reforms.

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World Health Organization (WHO)

Grade 7

Topic: Safe Schools as Health Systems: Protecting Adolescents from Peer Violence

Delegates examine how countries can strengthen school and community health systems so bullying, cyberbullying, and youth violence are treated as public-health issues. The committee looks at prevention systems, support structures, and who is responsible for protecting adolescent wellbeing. Work connects to the Ancient American Empires unit through systems of order, belonging, and power.

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United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC)

Grade 8

Topic: Culture, Belonging, and the Right to a Safe School Environment

Delegates use culture thinking to examine how invisible school norms shape identity and belonging. The committee focuses on turning evidence about school culture into clear country positions and practical proposals that protect the right to a safe learning environment. Work connects to the Grade 8 Culture unit and a parallel Design project that produces simple data on belonging.

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United Nations General Assembly (UNGA)

Grade 9

Topic: Promoting Safe and Supportive Environments for Adolescents

Delegates address root causes of bullying, cyberbullying, and youth violence and explore how nations can build systems that make lasting safety more likely. The committee connects the issue to broader questions of conflict, peacemaking, and why surface solutions often fail. Work links to the Grade 9 unit on why nations go to war and why peacemaking is difficult.

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Asamblea Legislativa de Costa Rica

Grade 10

Topic: Entornos seguros para adolescentes: acoso escolar, ciberacoso y violencia juvenil

Students act as deputies and examine how Costa Rica can strengthen laws, school systems, and support structures that protect adolescents from bullying, cyberbullying, and youth violence. The committee focuses on practical legislative responses that balance prevention, student rights, and existing national frameworks. Work connects to the Grade 10 Civics curriculum on national institutions and lawmaking.

Download Asamblea Legislativa Study Guide →
PDF · 17 pages · 5.76 MB Guía en español Open in browser

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Registered GVS MUN members can access additional research sheets, country assignment documents, and supporting materials for their committee.

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