ALEMUN
Join Alemun to represent nations, debate pressing global issues, and cultivate your diplomacy skills in a dynamic UN-inspired academic simulation.
Our councils
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schedule
2026
June 1stDay 1 |
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7:15-8:00 |
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8:00- 9:30 |
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9:30- 10:00 |
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10:00- 10:20 COFFEE BREAK |
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10:20-12:30 COUNCIL SESSION I |
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12:30-13:30 LUNCH |
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13:30-15:30 COUNCIL SESSION II |
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15:30-15:50 COFFEE BREAK |
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15:50-16:40 COUNCIL SESSION III |
June 2ndDay 2 |
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7:15-10:00 COUNCIL SESSION I |
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10:00-10:20 COFFEE BREAK |
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10:20-12:30 COUNCIL SESSION II |
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12:30-13:30 LUNCH |
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13:30-15:30 COUNCIL SESSION III |
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15:30-15:50 COFFEE BREAK |
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15:50-16:40 COUNCIL SESSION IV |
June 3rdDay 3 |
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7:15-10:00 COUNCIL SESSION I |
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10:00-10:20 COFFEE BREAK |
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10:20-12:30 COUNCIL SESSION II |
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12:30-13:30 CLOSING CEREMONY |
our team
Responsibles for the organization
Design
Heads: Maria Beatriz A. and Bibiana A.
The Design Team is responsible for developing layouts for the website, Handbook and Background Guides, so that they are standardised according to AleMUN's visual identity. They also collaborate with the Social Media Team by helping with the design of the Instagram.
Logistics
Heads: Maria Paula T. and Julia L.
The Logistic Team is responsible for dealing with the practical part of the organization of AleMUN. The members of this committee elaborate google forms for chairs and delegates, arrange rooms for the event, count the number of participants, etc.
Social Media
Head: Nina S.
The Social Media Team is responsible for documenting AleMUN, by taking pictures and making videos which will be posted on our official account on Instagram (@alemun.eac). In addition, the team also takes care of giving important warnings and information to the viewers.
Crisis
Heads: Daniel V. and Caio L.
The Crisis Committee aims to challenge delegates by presenting breaking news, revealing a current social or economic issue during the debate. The members of this team must develop well-constructed stories and stage crises during the conference, presenting delegates with a threat to their country's position, thus simulating rapid responses to urgent global problems.
Press
Head: Maria D.
The Press Team is responsible for following all the debates and making reports, which will then be published on AleMUN’s social media. The Press Team also guides 9th grade students who will be taking part in the event as press.
MUNSCI
Head: Cecilia F.
The MUNSCI Team is responsible for organizing the social project carried out by AleMUN. The team coordinates fundraising and donation initiatives, promotes engagement among participants, and helps ensure that the conference creates a positive impact beyond the debates.
Why Choose Alemun?
Discover the benefits of participating in Alemun.
Engaging Learning Experience
Dive into an interactive simulation that brings global issues to life.
Skill Development
Enhance critical thinking, negotiation, and public speaking through real-world scenarios.
Global Perspective
Represent diverse countries and gain insights into different cultures and viewpoints.
Get in Touch with Alemun
Reach out to us for inquiries, support, or more information about Alemun.
Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to your common questions about Alemun.
What is Alemun about?
Alemun is an academic simulation where students represent countries and engage in debates to tackle global issues collaboratively.
Who can participate in Alemun?
Students from various educational backgrounds can participate, enhancing their understanding of diplomacy and international relations.
Where is Alemun located?
Alemun is located at the German School Corcovado in Rua São Clemente 388, Botafogo
What are the working hours for Alemun?
We are open Monday to Friday, from 8 AM to 4 PM, ready to assist you.