01.
Chairwoman
Chairing the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) at YSV Model United Nations gave me the opportunity to step into a completely different role within MUN. Guiding 35 delegates through debates on environmental issues, I was responsible for preparing the committee, moderating discussions, and keeping the debate both structured and engaging.
The experience challenged me to think on my feet, balance different perspectives, and create an environment where every delegate had the space to contribute.
02.
Delegate
My first international MUN experience was also my first time stepping into a Crisis Committee. At Harvard Model United Nations Australia, I represented Sanjog Gupta - CEO of the International Cricket Council (ICC) alongside seven other delegates in a fast-paced simulation where decisions could change the course of the committee.
Beyond exploring the intersection of sports and politics, the experience pushed me to think quickly, debate under pressure, and communicate ideas clearly in a highly diverse international setting.
03.
Speaker
Being invited as a student speaker at CYBER PEACE, part of the Digital Trust Alliance (DTA), was a meaningful opportunity to bring a young person’s perspective into conversations about online safety.
I had the chance to share my own experiences and views on digital safety with an audience beyond my school community, while listening to perspectives from professionals and other participants. It was a valuable experience in learning how a student voice can contribute to conversations about the digital world we navigate every day.
04.
I have also had the opportunity to host and emcee various events at Wellspring International Bilingual School. From school celebrations to student-led events, these experiences have allowed me to step on stage, connect with different audiences, and bring energy to each event.
Lead Event Host & MC
