• On the impact of COVID-19 on migration and asylum.

• On a trans-Mediterranean migration and asylum policy.

• On the freedom of movement within the ASEAN+5 space.

Ms. Louvet is the mentor for the population movement council. She is a hardworking English teacher, working at UNIS Hanoi. She began teaching English in China, then Miami. She proceeded to obtain her masters degree and then came to teach at UNIS in 2014. When getting her masters degree, she found that her true passion was English and she hoped to share what she loved and inspire her students. 

Although this is her first year participating in MUN, she is greatly looking forward to this opportunity, as she is interested in the population movement issues, especially the topic regarding migration during COVID-19. She hopes all countries can be empathetic towards people in these difficult situations. 

She also believes strongly in the overall significance of MUN. Not only does it allow students to understand the United Nations better, but it helps develop numerous critical skills. For example, students develop leadership skills, problem solving, creating respectful arguments, and lastly it can help students become more aware about human rights. Through MUN, students will not only develop these skills, but they will also create long-lasting friendships and relationships. She hopes all students stay passionate and motivated throughout this conference.

Hello delegates! My name is Audrey Hanson. I am an 11th grader and this is my fourth year here at UNIS, and third year in MUN. For the upcoming March conference, I am looking forward to being president of the Population Movement Council. 

The Population Movement Council is a new and exciting council for UNIS MUN. This council will focus on many issues involving migration and asylum. These issues have always been extremely prevalent in our world. However, during Covid-19, migration has become increasingly difficult due to closing borders. 

Delegates in this council will investigate migration and asylum during COVID-19, in the Mediterranean area and in the ASEAN+5 space. I am looking forward to hearing the delegate’s creative ideas on how to solve these crucial issues. 

Throughout this debate, all delegates and chairs will learn a lot and grow their skills. Please don’t hesitate to contact me for any questions. 

Greetings to everyone,

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My name is My Anh Le (or Matilda), and I am currently a junior at Concordia Hanoi. It is my utmost honor to serve as Deputy President of the Population Movement Council, and I look forward to sharing a memorable UNIS MUN experience with you all.

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When I started doing MUN two years ago, I wasn’t looking for anything except for a way to liven up my summer. Instead, I found a brand new passion, a thirst for knowledge, and above all, wonderful people who continue to inspire me. As a chair of PMC, my most important goal is to ensure that all participants will have an optimal environment for learning and growing. Whether you are a seasoned delegate or a complete beginner, you are welcome to explore your potential and vocalize your thoughts here at UNIS MUN.

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With that said, I wish you the best of luck and see you very soon!

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