Topic 1: The question of safeguarding the right to privacy in the age of Artificial Intelligence surveillance technologies
Topic 2: The question of protecting the rights of stateless persons and establishing pathways to legal identity
Topic 3: The question of the right to work in an age of automation (Entry level positions disappearing)
Hi delegates,
My name is Eli Said Pullicino, and I am a senior at the American School in Japan. I first joined MUN in 6th grade, starting as a page at conferences. I remember being in complete awe of the older delegates; at the time, being a delegate seemed like such a daunting task, but one I couldn’t wait to try.
At my first conference as a delegate, I was incredibly lucky to have two chairs who were supportive throughout the process—helping me when I made procedural errors and giving me the feedback I needed to improve at my next conference. I hope to mirror that chairing style and support all of you, whether this is your first conference or your fifth.
Since then, I’ve been fortunate enough to participate in several conferences across different committees and debate procedures, both as a delegate and as a chair. I look forward to seeing all of you at ASIJMUN. Best of luck to you all.
Email: 26saidpullicinoe@asij.ac.jp
Hello MUNers!
My name is Hana, and this year I have the honor of serving as your Deputy Chair with Eli for SOCHUM. I am a junior at ASIJ, and I joined MUN when I was in 7th grade. I first participated in ASIJMUN as an 8th grader and have been a delegate at every ASIJMUN since then until this year!
I still remember my first speech as a delegate at ASIJMUN, and I was super nervous; I hope every beginner/baby delegate knows that it’s okay to be nervous when you’re giving POIs and speeches. Confidence is something you can build, and please know that we chairs are always here to support you, not to judge or be mean. Please don’t feel intimidated to reach out for feedback or questions :)
I am also in Brain Bowl, debate, choir, jazz ensemble, musical, and speech, so some of you may have seen me around in KPASS gatherings.
I hope to see you soon, and break a leg (!) with your prep!
