Mishti Kewalramani
Why should you be elected?
I strongly believe that should be elected for the role of a Chairperson because I have the ability to take critical decisions in short amounts of time. I also consider myself to be attentive and enabled to raise relevant questions that will encourage delegates to explain their proposal and solutions in more detail. Being a big believer in teamwork and equality, I will make sure that every member has the opportunity to participate and get the most out of the WIMUN experience. Furthermore, I have been told that I have great listening skills, which is a great quality to have as a chairperson and can be used to I have also developed great time and people management skills, courtesy of a lake revival, a project chosen for my WFUNA Mission Possible assignment. I firmly believe in reducing global warming and improving the lives of people, animals and all living beings. The lake revival is my first - but big - step towards achieving this goal. This opportunity would be a monumental learning experience and opportunity for me, as I would have the chance to make crucial decisions on a large platform. Moreover, I am very punctual with all projects or work assigned to me, as I believe that being punctual is a big virtue that enables effective time utilization. In addition, delegates may also be more comfortable delivering their propositions and speeches to a Chairperson like me, as they would feel less nervous or anxious about speaking in front of a Chair close to their age. I eagerly look forward to being one of the chairpeople so that I can contribute to as well as help achieve the larger goals and targets that the UN has in store for this year’s WIMUN conference.
Bio
My name is Mishti Kewalramani and I'm 14 years old. My interests include singing, writing poems and short stories, playing basketball, swimming, reading and playing the guitar. In my free time, I tend to visit the lake I'm reviving for WFUNA to monitor its progress as well as help in any way I can. In addition, I find myself researching about climate change, particularly the ways I can spread awareness and overcome the problems facing the environment by doing my part. Along with that, I have a huge fondness for animals, especially dogs, and visit animal shelters whenever I can.
Shashankh pran prasanna
Why should you be elected?
I think the oppertunity will be a learning curve for me. I haven't been to many mun so i feel it would be a challenge that would take me out of my comfort zone. Heading a mun is a unique experience i would like to be a part of so i think i am suitable for this position
Bio
My name is shashankh i study at vidyashilp academy in bangalore. I am in the eighth grade. I love learning about space and i like physics and math. I just got into debating a few months back and enjoy it.
Tajay Antonio Francis
Why should you be elected?
As a student leader, secretary General of the national secondary students council in jamaica, President of the Old Harbour High United Nations club which i founded last year september 2019. Founder of the Tajay Francis Hope Foundation and an Climate Change Activist. I believe i should be elected Vice chairperson of the UN General assembly Commettee on Harmony with nature. As i am a excellent public speaker i have experience in the opening and closing of meetings. I have chaired several meetings and hence i deem myself qualified for this position. not only that but because i am indeed a leader of substance and a man of action and not words. so i say to all the persons who wiil be voting " one vote can rock the boat, your voice, your choise, vote Tajay Today.
Bio
Tajay Francis is a Jamaican teenage public figure, social media influencer, student leader, humanitarian, philanthropist , founder of a charity organization called the Tajay Francis Hope Foundation and a climate change activist. Tajay is also the General secretary of the National secondary students council council(NSSC).
The threat posed to the planet and nature has been a growing concern from as far back as the latter parts of the 20th century, triggering the emergence of declarations such as the World Charter for Nature of 1982 and the Rio Declaration of 1992. Humanity is currently sitting on a ticking time bomb which may be set off within the century if practical steps are not taken to deal with the needs of nature in a sustainable manner. Climate change and its accompanying problems (health, sanitation, effects on life below water and life on land and increased difficulty in achieving a greater part of the sustainable development goals) are the results of disregard of the rights of nature by man, as well as the disregard for the concept of responsible consumption and production. The symbiotic relationship between humanity and nature should be mutualistic; however, the activities of man have made this a parasitic relationship where man feeds off nature while causing harm. The United Nations is calling for existing legal structures to be strengthened to ensure that a good relationship between humans and nature is established and preserved. During the conference, delegates are expected to work together to advance the cause of harmonious coexistence between human life and nature.
Abeiku Hammond