UN Human Rights Council
Resolutions
Director: Rahael George
Contact: rahael_george@myabcusd.org
HEYOOOOO!!! (I only use three exclamation marks because anything more than that is just plain obnoxious) My name is Rahael George, (commonly and incorrectly pronounced Raheel, Raphael, and Rachel, but I don’t mind) and I’m excited to be your UNHRC committee chair this year. Human trafficking is a pertinent issue today, especially in developing countries. I hope that you all consider the many facets of this issue when debating during the conference. As far as my MUN career, I’ve been in this program since 8th grade, which goes to show that I know my way around a committee room. But the knowledge and experiences you gain are sure as heck not confined to that room. While it might be a lot of work (believe me I know how much work it is) this program has the potential to completely change how you communicate with others, your knowledge of the world around you, and your perspective on global issues (meaning: it’s not about the points or awards). On-campus, I’m a part of NHS, but off-campus is where I am most engaged. I am the President of the local Youth & Government chapter (I LOVE IT) as well as the founder of a non-profit called CodeXX (ASK ME ABOUT THIS TOO). What you really want to know about me is that I’m a total bookworm and have an affinity for French Movies: my favorite is Amelie (I highly recommend). And last but definitely not least (actually… this might be the most important): I can’t go anywhere without music. An assortment of artists that I listen to include: The Beatles, Carole King, Ella Fitzgerald, Bob Dylan, The Velvet Underground, The Smiths, Weezer, Tribe called Quest, Alvvays, Crumb, The Marias, The Doors, Lauryn Hill… and A LOT more!!! (Remember, only three because of obnoxiousness) Have a great year!
HEYOOOOO!!! (I only use three exclamation marks because anything more than that is just plain obnoxious) My name is Rahael George, (commonly and incorrectly pronounced Raheel, Raphael, and Rachel, but I don’t mind) and I’m excited to be your UNHRC committee chair this year. Human trafficking is a pertinent issue today, especially in developing countries. I hope that you all consider the many facets of this issue when debating during the conference. As far as my MUN career, I’ve been in this program since 8th grade, which goes to show that I know my way around a committee room. But the knowledge and experiences you gain are sure as heck not confined to that room. While it might be a lot of work (believe me I know how much work it is) this program has the potential to completely change how you communicate with others, your knowledge of the world around you, and your perspective on global issues (meaning: it’s not about the points or awards). On-campus, I’m a part of NHS, but off-campus is where I am most engaged. I am the President of the local Youth & Government chapter (I LOVE IT) as well as the founder of a non-profit called CodeXX (ASK ME ABOUT THIS TOO). What you really want to know about me is that I’m a total bookworm and have an affinity for French Movies: my favorite is Amelie (I highly recommend). And last but definitely not least (actually… this might be the most important): I can’t go anywhere without music. An assortment of artists that I listen to include: The Beatles, Carole King, Ella Fitzgerald, Bob Dylan, The Velvet Underground, The Smiths, Weezer, Tribe called Quest, Alvvays, Crumb, The Marias, The Doors, Lauryn Hill… and A LOT more!!! (Remember, only three because of obnoxiousness) Have a great year!