Senate of the Independent Californian Republic

Head Chair: Jack Maling
Assistant Chair: Wilson Cedillo 
​Delegates, welcome to the newly formed Senate of the Independent Californian Republic! After years of campaigning, the issue of secession was finally brought to the California ballot. The people voted, and now it is the job of this committee to create a clear path forward for the people of this newly independent land. A mix of senators, congressmen, CEOs, political activists, and other influential citizens, this committee will use its diverse perspectives and decades of experience to lead California to a brighter future.

UN Human Rights Council

Head Chairs: Julia Auerbach and Grace Conrad
Assistant Chair: Olivia Hanley
​In this committee, the UNHRC, we will be discussing the right to education and the right to livable wages. There is vast controversy around the world surrounding whether education and livable wages should be considered "rights," as many countries do not currently have the resources to provide one or both to their citizens. As a committee we will work to create diplomatic solutions aimed to protect and benefit people around the world who are suffering from lack of education and livable wages.

UN Office for Outer Space Affairs

Head Chairs: Julia Marks and Lilly Satterfield
Assistant Chair: Gabe Wrubel 
​The United Nations Office for Outer Space Affairs (UNOOSA) was founded in 1962 and implements the decisions of the United Nations General Assembly and of the United Nations Committee on the Peaceful Uses of Outer Spaces. At FWPMUN III, this committee will discuss the possibility of Colonization on Mars, and the issue of Space Debris. Delegates should come prepared for engaging debate, and to address these issues in a diplomatic matter.

UN Women

Head Chair: Ava Stepan
Assistant Chair: Alex Carlin 
The purpose of UN Women is to create a space in the United Nation that vouches specifically for the empowerment of females in all nations. At FWPMUN, our committee will debate global policies to ensure that women are given equal opportunities for participation and representation in leadership roles. In addition, we plan to address topics of women's health and the right to menstrual sanitary products.

1968 Senate

Head Chair: Natalie Daskal
Assistant Chair: Grayson Schementi 
The United States Senate is part of the legislative branch of the United States government, along with the House of Representatives. The Senate is comprised of elected 100 senators, 2 from each state who serve six year terms. The job of the senate is to write and vote of laws, bills and how to deal with scenarios that plague the country. Delegates in this committee will be assigned US Senators from 1968. This is a historical committee that will focus on the 1968 Democratic National Convention that took place in Chicago. The topic of debate will be How to Ensure the Safety and Integrity of the Convention.

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