UNCSW

united nations Commission on the Status of Women

United Nations Women (UNW) is the UN entity dedicated to advancing gender equality, empowering women, and advocating for women's rights worldwide through impactful programs and advocacy initiatives. UNW works tirelessly to promote gender equality, empower women economically and socially, and address systemic barriers to women's rights on a global scale.

agendas:

- Promoting women's economic and political empowerment

- Addressing the lack of reproductive rights and access to safe and legal abortions

Meet The Team

Haniya Mirza

Head Chair

Hey, everyone. I'm Haniya and I'll be your Head chair for this conference. I'm a not so quiet person who is always ready to fight or more so always willing to express her opinions as I like to say it. And so, with a loud voice and passion for debate, I landed myself in the world of MUN. With each MUN, I not only learnt something new but discovered a different version of myself. UNCSW is a very special committee for me. It was the committee where I won my first award, as well as my first committee chairing. So I hope I can help make this conference just as memorable as it was for me

Akshara Venu

Co-Chair

Greetings, everyone! I am Akshara Venu, and it is with great honor and enthusiasm that I step into the role of your co-chair for UNCSW at AviMUN. Although I am a newcomer to the Model United Nations scene, having participated in only two conferences thus far, my journey has been nothing short of exhilarating. In my first conference, I represented Canada in the Historical Crisis Committee (HCC), and in my second committee, I assumed the role of the delegate of Nairobi in the fictional committee, Money Heist. Despite my limited experience, I'm really excited to work with all of you and eager to learn and contribute. Let's make our MUN experience together something special!

Aahana D'souza

Co-Chair

Bonjour fellow MUN enthusiasts! I’m Aahana D’Souza, and I’ve been given the opportunity to be the co-chair of UNCSW for AviMUN. My MUN journey began in 6th grade, and I’ve grown a lot from that shy delegate that never spoke to the one whose speaking rights are now revoked. My goal for this MUN, along with the agenda of addressing various issues faced by women, is to provide delegates with a platform to voice their opinions and mirror the guidance that my chairs have provided me with over the years. So, buckle up delegates, cuz this rollercoaster of diplomacy and debate gets kinda crazy(just this much🤏🏻).