Friday Morning Programming

Join us for our annual Friday Morning Programming! NAIMUN LXII will continue to offer unrivaled opportunities for access to some of Washington’s most exciting spots.

Note: Many of these sites are active participants in foreign policy and politics so their schedules are subject to change. Our outreach is also ongoing. As such, we cannot guarantee this list will match the final tour locations.

EMBASSY VISITS

In the world of international relations, there are few places more central than Washington D.C. While at the conference delegates can take advantage of its amazing location to visit one of the hundreds of embassies in the area. There’s even a chance delegates will get to meet their committee counterpart in real life!

This year’s embassy visits include:

  • Embassy of Estonia

  • Embassy of Finland

  • Embassy of the Republic of Equatorial Guinea

  • Embassy of the Republic of Lithuania

  • Embassy of the Republic of Mozambique

  • Embassy of the Republic of the Philippines

  • Embassy of the Republic of Poland

  • Embassy of Spain

University CAMPUS TOURS

Delegates will have the option to visit Georgetown University’s campus on Friday morning, one of the oldest and most prestigious universities in the nation. NAIMUN works closely with the admissions office to offer tours during which delegates can take a picture in front of the iconic Healy Hall and learn about the diverse opportunities that Georgetown offers.

WASHINGTON, D.c. HOTSPOT TOURS

We offer a wide range of Washington Hotspot tours. Delegates can learn about the history of the United States and have the chance to witness diplomacy in action at federal buildings.

This year’s Washington, D.C. excursions include:

  • Library of Congress

  • National Portrait Gallery

  • Smithsonian Museum of African American History and Culture

  • Smithsonian National Museum of American History

  • Smithsonian National Museum of the American Indian

  • Supreme Court of the United States

  • U.S. Agency for International Development

  • U.S. Capitol

  • U.S. Department of Defense

  • U.S. Department of State

Please contact our Director of Programming Emily Vincent (e.vincent@modelun.org) with any questions or concerns.

Michael J. Nyenhuis,
President and CEO of UNICEF USA

What role do we, as young leaders, play in shaping a brighter, more equitable world? At NAIMUN LXII, we’ll explore this important question with our keynote speaker, Michael J. Nyenhuis, President and CEO of UNICEF USA.

Michael has dedicated his career to championing human and child rights and tackling global challenges head-on. His leadership demonstrates how diplomacy and collaboration can drive real, lasting change for young people everywhere. Under Michael’s leadership, UNICEF USA prioritizes youth engagement and civic participation in addressing global challenges like health inequities, education gaps, climate change, and more. UNICEF understands that empowering young voices and leadership is key to creating lasting solutions. Through initiatives like Model UN and the UNICEF Clubs program, young people across the country are given the tools to take action locally and advocate for children’s rights globally. Read more about Michael’s work in UNICEF USA here and don’t forget to follow @UNICEF USA to learn more about their vital work to ensure every child is healthy, educated, protected, and respected. And follow @UNICEF Clubs to learn what fellow changemakers are doing in their communities!

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Please direct all questions regarding programming to our Director of Programming, Emily Vincent, at e.vincent@modelun.org.