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01 / Delegate Hub Hero

Prepare before entering committee

The hub turns preparation into a sequence: understand the room, research the issue, write clearly, speak with purpose, and move documents.

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Institutional Briefing

SFMUN / Origins '26

Institution

Margalla Learners School

Location

Sector D-17

Hosted By

Youth In Action

Registration

Opening Soon

02 / First-Time Delegate Roadmap

A visible route into MUN

New delegates need an order of operations, not a wall of unexplained documents.

  1. 01

    Learn your mandate

    Know committee powers, country position, and agenda scope.

  2. 02

    Build research notes

    Collect facts, policies, blocs, and source references.

  3. 03

    Write your opening

    Prepare a short speech that states policy and direction.

  4. 04

    Practice procedure

    Understand motions, points, caucuses, and voting before the first session.

03 / Research Toolkit

Move from search results to usable policy

Delegates are guided through issue research, country policy, UN sources, citation discipline, and bloc mapping.

Guide

Drafting

Rules of Procedure

A delegate-first guide to motions, points, caucuses, voting, and decorum.

Template

Available Soon

Position Paper Guide

A structured outline for policy, evidence, and proposed solutions.

Guide

Drafting

Resolution Writing Manual

Operative clauses, preambulatory clauses, sponsors, signatories, and amendments.

Brief

Locked

Crisis Delegate Field Notes

Portfolio strategy, directives, intelligence handling, and crisis room conduct.

Policy

Available Soon

Delegate Dress Code

Professional attire standards, campus rules, and practical preparation notes.

Policy

Drafting

Code of Conduct

Respect, supervision, safety, attendance, and reporting commitments.

Template

Available Soon

Opening Speech Builder

A concise structure for a hook, country policy, solution, and call to action.

Brief

Available Soon

Packing and Arrival Checklist

Documents, stationery, timing, transport, meals, and help desk reminders.

04 / Position Paper Studio

A structured outline for evidence and policy

The position paper preview separates background, country position, previous action, proposed solutions, and sources.

Form State

Designed but not connected

This surface shows future fields and validation posture without pretending to store data.

Background

What is happening and why the committee has a mandate.

Country Policy

What your country has said, signed, funded, or opposed.

Solutions

Actionable proposals that fit mandate and resources.

05 / Opening Speech Builder

Four blocks, one clear speech

A speech should hook the room, state policy, offer solutions, and end with a reason for delegates to work with you.

Brief 1

Hook

One precise opening line tied to the agenda.

Brief 2

Policy

Your country position in direct language.

Brief 3

Solution

Two or three realistic actions.

Brief 4

Call to Action

Invite blocs to collaborate on the next step.

06 / Resolution Builder

Clauses, sponsors, signatories, amendments

Resolution writing needs clean structure so negotiation does not collapse into scattered ideas.

Preambulatory

Context and references.

Operative

Actions, mechanisms, and funding logic.

Amendments

Specific changes after debate and caucus review.

07 / Procedure Simulator

Practice motions before the chair asks

A working simulator previews points, motions, caucus choices, and voting flow with simple state changes.

Current Procedure State

Roll Call

Delegates confirm presence and voting status.

  1. 1. Roll Call
  2. 2. Speaker List
  3. 3. Moderated Caucus
  4. 4. Unmoderated Caucus
  5. 5. Voting

08 / Crisis Delegate Corner

Directives need strategy and timing

Crisis delegates need portfolio awareness, concise directives, update reading, and controlled escalation.

Operational Fact

Portfolio

Know authority, constraints, allies, and risks.

Operational Fact

Directive

State actor, action, timeline, resource, and expected result.

Operational Fact

Crisis Note

Communicate privately with purpose and track continuity.

09 / Download Center

Every future document has a designed state

Rules, guides, samples, packing lists, and conduct documents show release status instead of empty links.

Guide

Drafting

Rules of Procedure

A delegate-first guide to motions, points, caucuses, voting, and decorum.

Template

Available Soon

Position Paper Guide

A structured outline for policy, evidence, and proposed solutions.

Guide

Drafting

Resolution Writing Manual

Operative clauses, preambulatory clauses, sponsors, signatories, and amendments.

Brief

Locked

Crisis Delegate Field Notes

Portfolio strategy, directives, intelligence handling, and crisis room conduct.

Policy

Available Soon

Delegate Dress Code

Professional attire standards, campus rules, and practical preparation notes.

Policy

Drafting

Code of Conduct

Respect, supervision, safety, attendance, and reporting commitments.

Template

Available Soon

Opening Speech Builder

A concise structure for a hook, country policy, solution, and call to action.

Brief

Available Soon

Packing and Arrival Checklist

Documents, stationery, timing, transport, meals, and help desk reminders.

10 / Delegate Hub CTA

Prepare, then register with better choices

Delegates can move from preparation to committee review, registration, or academic contact.