KnightMUN 2026
Every committee has one guide. It is the document the debate is built on, and the only reading you have to do before conference day.
An alternate-history council at Onondaga in late 1775, grounded in real people and records. Delegates confront whose liberty matters, who controls Indigenous land, and what form of government deserves loyalty.
A global climate-policy brief covering emissions, climate finance, renewable energy, adaptation, and the challenge of building enforceable cooperation without ignoring unequal national circumstances.
A contemporary examination of facial recognition, social scoring, bias, privacy, and the international trade in surveillance systems through human-rights and governance frameworks.
A fictional but policy-rich water crisis centered on Sultaar’s failing condensation-tower network, the aging Mirai Accord, regional inequality, external finance, and institutional reform.
A fast-moving crisis committee about containing an unfamiliar microbial outbreak while balancing public health, scientific uncertainty, state authority, and international coordination.