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Youth of India Model United Nations

About Youth of India MUN:

Model United Nations conferences are a student simulation of the United Nations, wherein they step into the shoes of their favorite diplomats, parliamentarians, and press correspondents to develop innovative solutions to curb real-time global issues. MUNs are a platform through which one can hone one’s confidence, alongside learning soft skills like research, networking, public speaking, and social skills.

Through our Model United Nations conferences, we aim to provide an inclusive platform for the youth to come together and solve pressing global challenges through their innovative ideas. Keeping in mind the 17 Sustainable Development Goals, we function under the motto of engaging, empowering, and evolving. We hope to establish a genuine love for diplomacy and dialogue in the youth, to ensure a safe and  sustainable future, with the primary aim lying in highlighting unity through diversity. 

About YoIMUN 2023:

The inaugural Youth of India Model United Nations 2023 conference in the North Eastern region of India was a success, with over 425 delegates and an online engagement of over two million. The conference simulated ten UN committees, including the regional pioneer JCC (Join Crisis Committee), and was attended by global leaders and changemakers. It was graced by global leaders and changemakers such as Mr. Erik Solheim, Mr. Shombi Sharp, and Mr. Anubhav Dubey, among others. The connection mentioned above of YOI with the United Nations laid the path to greater exposure of our delegates to the world of real diplomacy, alongside changing the way MUNs are held in the Northeast. Advocated relentlessly by Mr. Erik Solheim among many other celebrities proves the authenticity of our conferences, which is so rare among the emerging business-style Model United Nations conferences. 

The conference which was also one of the thematic events of G20 Civil (C20) featured speeches by C20 Sous Sherpa Mr. Kiran DM, Union Minister of State, Ministry of Ports, Shipping and Waterways, Government of India Shri Shantanu Thakur and many others. A panel discussion on YOUth For LiFE had been organised on the sidelines of the C20. The Secretariat was sourced from pan-India, ensuring quality debate and cross-circuit engagement among participants.

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Volunteer Declaration

I, hereby consent to Volunteer my services for Youth of India Foundation and agree to the following terms and conditions:

  • Volunteer Services: I understand that as a Volunteer, I will be contributing my time, skills, and efforts to support the activities and initiatives of Youth of India Foundation. I will abide by the guidelines, instructions, and responsibilities outlined by the organization and its designated representatives.
  • Voluntary Nature of Service: I acknowledge that my services are provided on a voluntary basis without any expectation of monetary compensation or employment relationship. I understand that I have the right to terminate my Volunteer services at any time, and Youth of India Foundation also reserves the right to discontinue my Volunteer involvement if deemed necessary.
  • Health and Safety: I certify that I am physically and mentally fit to perform the Volunteer duties assigned to me. I will prioritize my safety and the safety of others by following all health and safety guidelines provided by Youth of India Foundation. I agree to inform the organization of any health conditions or limitations that may affect my ability to fulfill my Volunteer responsibilities.
  • Confidentiality and Data Protection: I understand that during my Volunteer service, I may come across sensitive or confidential information related to Youth of India Foundation, its beneficiaries, partners, or other individuals involved. I agree to maintain strict confidentiality and not disclose any confidential information unless authorized by the organization. I also acknowledge that I will comply with data protection laws and regulations in handling any personal or sensitive data I may have access to.
  • Code of Conduct: I will conduct myself in a professional and respectful manner while representing Youth of India Foundation. I will treat all individuals, including staff, beneficiaries, and fellow Volunteers, with respect, dignity, and fairness. I will adhere to the organization's policies, guidelines, and code of conduct throughout my Volunteer engagement.
  • Intellectual Property: Any work, ideas, or creative contributions I make during my Volunteer service, including but not limited to written materials, designs, or software, shall be the property Youth of India Foundation, and I waive any rights or claims to ownership or compensation for such contributions.
  • Photography and Media Release:I grant Youth of India Foundation the right to capture, reproduce, and use my likeness, photographs, video recordings, or other media materials in connection with the organization's promotional and communication efforts. This includes, but is not limited to, the organization's website, social media platforms, newsletters, and other promotional materials.
  • Release and Waiver: I release Youth of India Foundation its officers, employees, Volunteer, Donor and any authorized /associated with Youth of India Foundation from any liability, claims, damages, or expenses that may arise directly or indirectly from my Volunteer activities, except for any gross negligence or willful misconduct on the part of the organization.
  • Governing Law: This consent form shall be governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of New Delhi, India. Any disputes arising out of or in connection with this Volunteer agreement shall be subject to the exclusive jurisdiction of the courts in New Delhi, India.

About the Venue:

Siliguri is a city in the Northeast Indian state of West Bengal. It sits in the foothills of the Himalayas, surrounded by tea gardens. It is surrounded by four international borders which lies on the laps of the great mountains known as the Gateway to North-Eastern region of India.