What is the United Nations?

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What is the United Nations?

FromGavel Talk - A Model UN Podcast

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Jul 16, 2021

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Today, we have two guest speakers joining us from the United Nations building in New York - Vincenzo Pugliese, Head of UN Outreach @ the Department for Global Communications and Hadas Fischer-Rosenberg, Ambassador for Global Communications. We discuss the United Nations - its history, connection to MUN, and what it's doing now!

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Jul 16, 2021

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A podcast by delegates, for delegates - about what MUN is, how and where to participate, what to do, and more! You'll learn something new about Model UN here, whether you're just starting out or a veteran of the circuit.

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What is the United Nations?

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