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Secretariat
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Cecilia Loyola
​​Secretary-General

Esteemed delegates and advisors,
My name is Cecilia Loyola and I’m a rising senior at the American School of Rio de Janeiro. It is with the greatest honor that I'll be serving as Secretary-General for the 20th edition of BRAMUN! This year, the Leadership Team is working towards a conference with many innovations and real-life applications to the pertinent topics being discussed in committee sessions. Out of the 17 conferences I've attended in my four years of MUN as both a delegate and a chair, BRAMUN XX will be my last. Therefore, I want to make it as memorable as possible! Throughout the years, MUN has helped me discover my passion for foreign affairs and public speaking and has been key in my academic life where I've since partaken in the study of current and historical events. I'm also extremely passionate about learning languages, reading, and politics. Outside of debate, I can often be found on the soccer pitch, a club meeting, or procrastinating over upcoming deadlines. As Secretary-General of this year's conference, my goal is to get all delegates engaged and thinking critically by creating an immersive experience and introducing exciting new topics and procedures. I expect to see you all thinking outside of the box and coming up with solutions on behalf of your countries or whoever you may be representing. I look forward to meeting all of you at Costa do Sauipe next year, where I'm sure that there will be an elevated level of debate, various twists and turns, and outstanding demonstrations of diplomacy. Please feel free to contact me if you have any questions at cloyola@earj.com.br or at bramun@secgen.com.br  I am beyond excited to have this opportunity and can't wait to see you all at the conference!

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Júlia Bettes
​Chief Operations Officer

Esteemed delegates, guests and advisors,
​Welcome to the twentieth edition of BRAMUN! My name is Júlia Bettes and I am a rising senior at the International School of Curitiba. I am beyond honored to be serving as Chief Operations Officer for this year's event. Having joined MUN in the end of seventh grade, I would never have imagined that it would play such a vital role in my life. Now, more than 18 conferences later, I can't stress enough how meaningful this activity has become to me. My main goal for this year's conference is to make it as memorable of an experience as possible, so that all delegates- regardless of their level of experience within MUN- can delve into the fascinating universe of global affairs and politics. When not immersed in the world of MUN or studying frantically for the IB, you will most likely find me reading multiple books at once, streaming Bad Bunny's tracks on Spotify or watching NBA games, especially those from Miami Heat. I look forward to meeting all of you in Costa do Sauípe next year, where I am sure I will witness outstanding debates, insightful solutions to the world's pressing issues and, most importantly, the formation of everlasting friendships. In case you have any questions, concerns or simply wish to chat, feel free to contact me at julia.bettes@iscbrazil.com or bramun.coo@gmail.com!

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Press Corps

Eduarda Barreto 
​Press Corps Director 

Greetings delegates, and advisors.
​My name is Eduarda Barreto, I'm a rising senior at The British School of Rio de Janeiro, and I'm beyond honored and excited to serve as the Press Corps Director for the 20th edition of BRAMUN. I struggled to find my place within the Model United Nations program for very long since I couldn't precisely resonate as a delegate. After finding my way into the Press Corps, I instantly felt at home; I was very excited to feel part of a team. The Press Corps is an enjoyable and welcoming branch of MUN that I encourage everyone to try once. It plays a major role in delivering every message and presenting the conference's successes. Be it by interviewing, engaging delegations, writing and exploring the areas of journalism, or producing entertaining memes and tweets, I truly believe everyone can find their place within the team! In my free time, you will likely find me watching movies, singing,  dancing, talking to friends, or eating sushi. If you have any doubts or concerns or just want to chat, please don't hesitate to contact me anytime at 2022eduardabarreto@britishschool.g12.br or at bramun.pressdirector@gmail.com . I hope you can all unleash your inner journalist and find yourself within the Press Corps. Hope to see and work with you all very soon! <3

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​Security Council
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Bruno Moretti
​Head Chair 

Hello, delegates!
​My name is Bruno Moretti and I am currently a Senior at the American School of Recife (EAR). It is my sincere pleasure to be serving as the Head Chair for BRAMUN XX’s Security Council alongside Sarah Monasterios. More than any other committee, the SC demands that delegates are wholly and constantly prepared and attentive regarding the issues at hand. The power vested in this council has the potential to enact rapid, pragmatic change with the objective of furthering the United Nations’ founding tenets: global peace and security. Needless to say, therefore, the SC demands more active engagement in thorough research and high-level debate than any other committee. Expect to spend days at a time digging through documents and past resolutions in an effort to solidify your position and enable you to fulfill your duty effectively. I’m eager to meet delegates who are as captivated by the committee topics as I am, and excited to see what you’re able to come up with during debate. Even if you’re a newly-minted MUN member, I’m certain you’ll be able to pull off astoundingly elegant points and motions given enough research, preparation, and dedication. Other than MUN, I spend most of my time either reading hopelessly random novels or playing games until sunrise, though I am also passionate about physical exercise. If you have any questions at all (even if they’re not about MUN), feel absolutely free to contact me at bruno.moretti@ear.com.br. See you in March! 

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Sarah Monasterios
​Chair

Greetings delegates!
​My name is Sarah Oberto and I am currently a senior at Sant’Anna International School. I am beyond thrilled to be chairing the Security Council alongside Bruno Moretti at this year’s BRAMUN. I came into contact with Model UN around 5 years ago, when I was living in Venezuela. At first, I felt empowered by the level of debate and the ‘fancy’ words that the chairs and delegates were using. I soon moved to Brazil and had the opportunity to join my school’s MUN in 9th grade. Nowadays, it is one of my greatest passions and it has definitely been one of the highlights of my high school experience. The Security Council holds a very special place in my heart, as it was the committee that truly made me realize how important the UN is, and the power it holds to change lives. Furthermore, this committee made me recognize that I want to take my MUN experience for the rest of my life, so it is vastly intertwined with the career I intend to follow. Aside from MUN, you can find me playing soccer or volleyball, reading all sorts of books, watching Netflix, learning about the stock market, and spending time with friends and family. My goal in this MUN conference is to be able to provide delegates with the same amazing MUN experience I have had. I hope you have a great time and make many remarkable memories at BRAMUN XX in the Security Council. If you have any questions or just want to get to know me better, don’t hesitate to reach out at sarah.monasterios@alunos.g12.br. I can’t wait to meet you all, and I am looking forward to seeing how the debate will play out!

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Historical Security Council​
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Laura Pimenta
Head Chair 

Hello delegates!
​My name is Lara Pimenta and I’m currently a senior at Escola Americana de Campinas. I am beyond honored to be serving as your chair in the Historical Security Council and I can’t wait to see all the contributions you will bring to this committee! I joined MUN in 9th grade, and since then it has become an important part of my academic career and sparked my interest in international relations. MUN has helped me strengthen not only practical skills like public speaking, but made me more conscious of the world I live in. As a result of MUN I have also come to develop a genuine appreciation for the work of organizations like the United Nations, which I initially took for granted. Outside of MUN I like to spend my free time cooking and with friends or family. I also love immersing myself in different cultures, through travel, exchange programs and organizations I hold very close to heart, like CISV, but in light of the pandemic, this hasn’t been possible. I am committed to supporting you in your MUN journey so please do not hesitate to contact me. I will be glad to answer any doubts or concerns you may have! You can contact me at 22lara.pimenta@eacstudents.com.br. See you soon delegates!  

Nina Zamith
Chair

Greetings, delegates!
​ My name is Nina Zamith, I am currently a senior at The British School of Rio de Janeiro, Urca Site and I have the utmost honour of serving as your chair in this edition’s Historical Security Council! It is exceptionally hard to externalize how this program has positively impacted my life. Initiating as a young, timid and insecure delegate in the Junior Human Rights Council with a particular concern for my public speaking abilities, I certainly did not expect to come this far. I did not expect to survive my first conference, let alone participate in 16 more (including international conferences such as MITMUNC and OxfordMUN). After all these experiences, MUN has taught me the importance of determination, resilience and collaboration. Thus, I encourage you all to sign-up and use this as an opportunity not only to grow as a public speaker but to develop into well-rounded thinkers. And, what not a better place to start/continue than the HSC?! Outside the conference room, you can either find me with my nose in a book (my love for Agatha Christie and Dan Brown speaking louder than words themselves), playing/watching volleyball (Sada Cruzeiro being the best team, of course), and/or enjoying quality time with my friends and family. Last, but not least, if you have any doubts —and I mean any at all— please do not hesitate to contact me at zamithnina@gmail.com! Looking forward to seeing/meeting you all at the conference!

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Human Rights Committee
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Julia José
​Chair

Hi delegates!
​My name is Julia José and I am currently a senior at Escola Americana de Campinas. It is with great honor and excitement that I will be chairing the Human Rights Council at the XXth edition of BRAMUN! When I first started Model UN I was terrified of public speaking and debate, but after attending my first conference I found my voice and passion for discussing and resolving the most pressing issues in contemporary society. From then on, MUN has continued to shape me as a globally minded individual. With that, I hope to create an engaging committee that helps inspire delegates with this same exhilarating passion for the topics discussed and for MUN as a whole. Outside of MUN, when I’m not studying, you can catch me watercolor painting, watching Gilmore Girls on Netflix, journaling, listening to Harry Styles (or Khalid), or hanging out with friends and family. If you have any questions, concerns, or if you would simply like to introduce yourself, feel free to contact me via email at 22julia.jose@eacstudents.com.br or via WhatsApp at +55 19 99700-2667. I can’t wait to meet you all and see what you prepare for our conference!

Gabriela Pires​​​
Head Chair

Greetings, delegates!
​My name is Gabriela Pires, but you can call me Gabi, and I’m a junior at The British School of Rio de Janeiro (Barra site). I am extremely delighted to be having the opportunity of working with such hardworking and dedicated delegates in the Human Rights Council. This will be my 12th conference, and believe it or not, 10 of them were in the HRC. I find debating pressing issues that are among the most alarming in the world in a diplomatic manner truly fascinating. Mentoring young minds on how to collaborate, despite them bringing diverging perspectives to the table, in order to present the best all - encompassing solution to such current complications, fills my heart with joy. Outside of the committee room, you can find me at the pool with my friends (I never spend more than an hour at the beach, especially when it’s January and the heat is unbearable) or complaining of how I never seem to find time to finish the last season of The Vampire Diaries. I know I’m late and everyone already did so please don’t give me spoilers :) Ps: I promise I’ll try my best to pick topics out of the classic ones debated in the Human Rights so that we can spice our debate up! Let’s make this HRC amazing!

Rafael Wu
​Chair 

Hello delegates!
My name is Rafael Wu, a junior studying at the Escola Americana do Rio de Janeiro (EARJ). I am beyond honored to have the opportunity to vice-chair the Human Rights Council for this year’s conference. Since my beginning years as a delegate, Model United Nations never ceased to charm me with its elaborate diplomatic language and complex global issues. Among these topics, human rights violations have always caught my attention. It is shocking to realize that even decades after the signing of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, abuses and violations continue to occur in every corner of the globe. That is the reason why we, the chairs, invite you delegates to model your nations’ perspectives and propose resolutions in some of the contentious issues that we proposed. Apart from MUN, I spend my time playing tennis , reading novels or just watching Netflix series. If you have any concerns, please feel free to contact me at rwu@earj.com.br. Lastly, I look forward to rounds of heated debates within our committee and I hope you can make meaningful memories and connections in the twentieth edition of BRAMUN! Good luck!

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Political Committee
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Maria Clara Montenegro 
Chair 

Anita Taulois 
Head Chair 

Paola Arantes
​Chair 

Hello, delegates! My name is Maria Clara Montenegro, but you can call me Clara or Clarinha. I am a junior at the American School of Recife (EAR), and I can't begin to describe what an honor it is to be serving as a Political Committee Chair here at BRAMUN. I am delighted to be able to be a part of all your astonishing MUN careers, hopeful that I will add some valuable tips and memories to them, and beyond excited to start listening to all your passionate arguments in what is going to be an awesome and enriching debate. MUN is a super powerful and empowering experience that I am lucky to participate in and love. But, besides it, I also love engaging in different projects, seeking new opportunities, reading a lot, going out with my friends, and the (not so occasional) binge-watching of Netflix! My current obsession is Grey's Anatomy, no spoilers please hahaha. I am a huge chatter, so feel free to send me a message if you want to talk about anything! (especially if you have any doubts, concerns, or want any advice on the conference). You can contact me through my email clara.montenegro@ear.com.br or WhatsApp +55 (81) 99390-9339. See you soon :) ​

Hello Delegates!
​My name is Anita Taulois and I am a rising senior at TBSRJ. I must say I am honored to serve as the head chair for the Political Committee at this year’s BRAMUN. My passion for MUN developed at a young age, as I explored the more humanitarian side of such an event which reflects greatly on my profile, as I am a person that is very involved in charity work! Whenever I am not handling schoolwork, other passions of mine include traveling and spending time with my friends, alongside working on my new clothing brand! By assuming this chairing position I will strive to encourage an exchange of learning to occur between me and my fellow chairs, and you delegates! If any questions do arise regarding this event, don’t hesitate to contact me through anita.taulois@gmail.com I will be glad to help you in any way possible. 

Hello delegates!
My name is Paola Arantes and I will be co chairing the Political Committee in this year’s edition of BRAMUN. I am a junior at the American School of Brasilia, and this is my fifth year as a member of the club. I am very excited to help bring to you all the same amazing experiences I had at conferences. MUN is truly a great way to learn much more about the world, other cultures, and how diplomatic relations are intertwined. Whilst, also meeting so many new and incredible people and creating unforgettable memories. In the times we live in, it is very important to understand and be compassionate about what is happening around the world. MUN is a great step towards becoming a better citizen and realizing that you are never too young or inexperienced to advocate for change. In my free time, you can usually find me reading, watching Modern Family or playing soccer. I really hope that you are all able to truly enjoy this conference, and to the delegates in my committee, I am very excited to have you, and may we make the best out of our debate! If you have any questions or doubts feel free to contact me through my email arantespaola7@gmail.com.

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​Economic and Social Council
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Laura Sabrosa
 Chair 

Greetings, delegates!
​My name is Laura Sabrosa, I am currently a senior at The British School of Rio De Janeiro and I am thrilled to be serving as a chair for the Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC) at the 20th edition of BRAMUN, which I hold very close to my heart. Words can’t express how honoured I am to be part of this amazing Leadership Team which I certainly know will organize the most fabulous edition of this conference and that will certainly live up to its reputation. MUN has proposed to me lifelong experiences and memories which have certainly shaped me into the individual and citizen I am in today’s society, and to which I will forever cherish. Thus, I hope that throughout the conference, I am able to inspire and transmit to all of you the skills and enthusiasm of MUNs and the hope of a brighter future ahead of us. Outside of MUNs, you can catch me researching about medicine and global health, watching Formula 1, dreaming of being a doctor, or even obsessing over the Royal Family. If any concerns arise, or you just feel like exchanging some conversation, feel free to contact me via lmsabrosa@gmail.com. Looking forward to meeting all BRAMUNers! 

Carolina Donà
Head Chair

Marina Santos
​Chair 

Hello delegates!
​My name is Carolina Donà dalle Rose, and I am a junior at the American School of Brasilia (EAB). It is my honor and privilege to work as ECOSOC head chair for the 2022 edition of BRAMUN. I have been an active member of our MUN club since 6th grade and, from that point on, I have always cultivated great appreciation and love for the club and the many debates I have participated in. Being in a school that offers students the opportunity of being a part of this experience is incredibly meaningful. It contributes to the formation of people who act ethically and morally while being part of a community or society. These are crucial aspects for the formation of a generation with principles, capable of effecting change and ensuring a better world. Hopefully this will be a memorable conference for all. Feel free to contact me at eab202302944@eabdf.br or at +55 61 9833-2812 via Whatsapp. See you soon!

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Hello delegates!
​My name is Marina Santos and I am a junior at Chapel school. I am beyond excited to be serving as a chair in the 20th edition of BRAMUN, especially in the ECOSOC committee, which has been my favorite for a long time. When I think of MUN, I think of all the incredible debate moments that I was lucky enough to be a part of and I know this BRAMUN will be full of those. Most of all, MUN has forced me to think of diverging opinions, real life problems and real life solutions. Being a part of something like that is important and it makes people grow into better citizens and better thinkers, which is the future of our world. For that reason, it is not lost upon me the incredible honor it is to be chairing alongside others who also have the same connection to MUN and specifically BRAMUN, which joins so many students from different schools and backgrounds. Outside of MUN, I enjoy playing guitar, watching sitcoms (particularly The Office and Modern Family) and talking to pretty much anyone around me. If you have any questions or concerts, feel free to reach out to me at marinasantospintosilva@gmail.com. ​

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Special Committee 1

Paula Melcon
​Chair 

Hi everyone!
​My name is Paula Melcon, I am currently a sophomore at St.Paul's School in Sao Paulo, and I couldn't be more excited to be serving as one of your chairs for Special Committee 1. Over these past years, MUN has played a key role in helping shape me as an individual, greatly enriching my passion for foreign affairs and deepening my understanding of the world around me. All conferences that I have attended have been truly unique and unforgettable experiences, each teaching me the importance of voicing my opinions and of becoming more open-minded. When not stressing over upcoming deadlines, you can find me binge-watching TV shows on Netflix, hanging out with friends or attempting to cook random recipes. If you have any doubts, questions, or simply just want to reach out, feel free to contact me at pmc1@stpauls.br. I look forward to meeting all of you soon!

Giovana Rabello
​​Head Chair 

Greetings, delegates!
​My name is Giovana Rabello (feel free to call me Gi), and I am beyond honored to be serving as Head Chair of the Special Committee 1 in the 20th edition of BRAMUN! Currently a senior at the British School of Rio de Janeiro, I first started partaking in MUN around 5 years ago –– only did I not know it would become my greatest passion, morphing me from a shy and insecure student into a passionate public speaker. In the Special Committees, however, I was able to explore this innate fascination even further, blending my passions for literature and history, or even, being enchanted by the world of imagination. I thus grew into a more empathetic individual, being gifted with dear friends and tender memories that I shall cherish forever. Now, as a Chair, I hope to help you delegates, to likewise follow your passion for public speaking and engage in this unmatched experience, which we call MUN. Moreover, when not participating in every conference I can, or freaking out about academics,  you find me watching classical movies, reading historical drama or laughing a lot (sometimes unable to stop myself). If you have any questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to contact me at 2022giovanarabello@britishschool.g12.br. Can't wait to see you all! 

Mirella Gusmão
​Chair 

Hello delegates,
It is a great honor to be serving as a special committee chair for this edition of BRAMUN. My name is Mirella Gusmão and I am currently a Junior in the Pan American School of Bahia, as a matter of fact this will be my 12th conference.  From debating, I learned many skills, such as respect and collaboration, which I have been applying to my daily activities throughout the past years. When not dedicating my time to MUN, I am usually playing soccer, listening to music or hanging out with my friends. I am looking forward to  meeting great negotiators who will easily be able to mediate through opposing sides and find solutions to the most pressing problems worldwide. If you have any questions or concerns feel free to contact me at 23gusmaom@pasb.com.br or via Whatsapp at +55 (71) 99988-8424. I hope to meet all of you  soon!

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Special Committee 2

Orlando Faria
​Chair 

Greetings, fellow delegates! I am Orlando Faria, a 16 year old junior at the American School of Brasilia. I am both excited and honored at the opportunity of chairing a special committee at BRAMUN. My love for MUN started with in 8th grade; I was immediately hooked by the mix of history and politics that MUN provides. This year, I hope that I alongside my other chairs can make this conference an even more memorable experience. Outside of Model United Nations, I enjoy reading a good book, playing video games, watching formula 1, and horse riding. This committee has the potential to be incredible, but I need your cooperation for this to happen, delegates; so, if you have any questions or concerns do not hesitate to contact me at eab202302923@eabdf.br or at (61) 99955-8151. See you in the conference!

Felipe Holguin
Head Chair

Hello delegates!
​I am Felipe Holguin and I will serve as one of your chairs for Special Committee II! I am from Colombia and I will graduate in the class of 2022 at the American School of Brasilia. Outside of school you can find me practicing fencing, playing games with friends, or working my way through the IB. I'm really interested in economics, humanities, and religion so MUN has naturally become a subject of interest of mine. I'm really happy to be chairing this committee and I hope to share with you guys a committee that explores new settings and interactions in the world of diplomacy! If you guys want to contact me over the committee or for whatever reason, please reach out through fholguinb@gmail.com or eab202204907@eabdf.br

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Anna Kissajikian 
​Chair 

Greetings, delegates!
​My name is Anna Kissajikian and I am currently a rising sophomore at St. Paul’s  school in São Paulo. It is a great honour to be chairing for Special 3 in BRAMUN this year. I am very excited  to be a part of this wonderful committee and I have great hopes for this conference. When I am not  participating in an MUN conference, you will most definitely find me buried in a book or binge-watching  a new Netflix series. I love to play the piano, even though I am a newbie, and music is a great passion of  mine. Don’t hesitate to contact me if you have any doubts, comments or just want to talk! My email is  ak4@stpauls.br See you all soon!

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Special Committee 3

Victoria Agostini
Chair​

Hello there delegates and fellow chairs! My name is Victoria Valar Agostini, but everyone calls me Vicky, and I am a senior at the Pan American School of Porto Alegre (PAS POA). I have been a part of MUN since 9th grade, but have been arguing about politics for much longer. I am beyond excited to be chairing  in the current edition of BRAMUN. This will be my second time chairing at BRAMUN and I am happy to share it with my fellow committee members Leticia and Felipe. Outside of MUN, or when I'm procrastinating all my school work, I like to listen and play music, paint, and sew. I also enjoy watching old movies, collecting records, and learning about astronomy. I can't wait to meet all the wonderful delegates at BRAMUN for an amazing debate! If you have any questions or would like to say "hello", feel free to email me at: 2022vagostini@panamerican.com.br. See you there!  
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Felipe Fortner
Head Chair​

Hello delegates!
​My name is Felipe Fortner — a 17-year-old Junior from the American School of Rio de Janeiro. It is my privilege to be serving as a head chair in BRAMUN’s Special Committee #2, where I intend to foster thought-provoking sesssions that provide all delegates with a pleasant, yet challenging experience. I have attended over 8 conferences throughout Latin America, where I have had the opportunity to assume the roles of delegate, chair, and secretary-general — gaining a broad perspective on the roles of all participants and the importance of this process to be fair, interesting, and enjoyable to all. I have a passion for the diplomacy and debate that is stimulated from MUN, and I am excited to observe the range of perspectives presented during this conference. In my free time, I enjoy playing classic rock guitar, travelling, drawing, and binging Netflix series. I look forward to meeting everyone, and if you have any questions, or require any clarifications, I can be reached at (ffortner@earj.com.br). See you soon!

Leticia Loyola
Chair​​

Hello delegates!
​My name is Leticia Loyola and I'm a junior at the Escola Americana do Rio de Janeiro. In March, I will have the honor of chairing Special Committee #3 alongside Victoria Agostini and Felipe Fortner. I started doing MUN on a whim. Over a dozen conferences later, I've fallen in love with international relations and debate, which has allowed me to meet people from all over the world and truly find my voice.  Outside the committee room, you will probably find me playing or watching soccer. I'm a huge Flamengo supporter! I also adore reading and learning foreign languages. I'm eager to meet all of you and if you have any questions or would simply like to talk, feel free to contact me at lloyola@earj.com.br. See you soon!

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Special Committee 4

 

Manuela Leão
​​Chair​

Greetings, BRAMUNers!
​My name is Manuela Leão, I am a senior at the British School of Rio, thrilled to be chairing a Special Committee for this year's edition. My love for MUN has stemmed from my many passions, including fervent debate, current affairs and history - given that this is my last conference, I am looking to make some of our own! If you spot me at a social gathering, it isn't entirely uncommon to find me discussing politics in a corner, and I think that says enough about my personality. Besides pouring my controversial opinions to whoever lends an ear, you can catch me on a run to listening to some old tunes, singing my lungs out to the sound of Broadway, having a laugh with my friends and family, watching tv (most likely a law show or comedy sitcom), reading a classic or, to be blunt, taking a nap. Once I graduate I intend on following a law career, and I wholeheartedly believe Model UN had a fundamental role in consolidating and fueling my ambitions. I have always looked immensely forward to attending BRAMUN, a conglomerate of brilliant, passionate minds, whose owners we will be certainly hearing from in the future as the leaders of our generation, hence I consider it the highest honor to have been given the opportunity to chair such a prestigious event - especially a Special Committee, one which I hold so close to my heart due to the endless possibilities it bears - and can only hope to live up to its stellar reputation. I trust my many probable sarcastic remarks and fondness for taking the gavel can provide you all with an unforgettable, and wishfully amusing learning experience! Please do not hesitate to contact me at manupaesleao@gmail.com for whatever need presents itself. Make sure to bring your A-game in March! 



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Maria Luísa Ferreira
​Head Chair​

Greetings, delegates!
​My name is Maria Luísa Ferreira, but you can call me Malu. I am currently a senior at St. Nicholas School in São Paulo, and I am incredibly excited to serve as Head Chair of the Special Committee for the BRAMUN conference this year, alongside Manuela and Maria Clara. I have been actively participating in MUN since Year 9, and ever since my first conference, I knew it would encourage me to share my ideas, point of view, become a more open-minded person and stand up for what I believe. What I love the most about MUN is how it makes me feel so empowered, and I hope you all feel this way during this unforgettable edition of BRAMUN. While I am not going crazy about school, you can see me listening to music, watching any series on Netflix, and spending a whole year deciding on what outfit to wear tomorrow. Besides that, I love to learn history and debate politics, especially politics in Brazil! If you want to chat about arts, movies, politics, fashion, or have any doubts, don't hesitate to contact me at marialuisapjf@gmail.com 
I look forward to meeting all of you :)

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Maria Clara Bevilacqua
​Chair​

Hello, delegates!
My name is Maria Clara Bevilacqua and I am currently a senior at Escola Americana de Campinas. In this year’s edition of BRAMUN, I will have the honor of serving as chair of Special Committee 4. When I initially joined Model UN, I never imagined that I’d become so passionate about discussing and solving pressing issues diplomatically. MUN has shaped me into a more active and conscientious citizen of the world. The conferences I have attended provided me with unique experiences and challenges that ultimately shaped my own ideas and beliefs. I have become capable of looking at global and personal concerns from a number of contrasting perspectives and combining ideas to present the best all-encompassing solution. In return, I hope to transmit such skills and experience to my delegates. Apart from MUN, you can find me catching up with my friends, playing volleyball, listening to music, and spending quality time with my family. I also spend a great portion of my day binge-watching Netflix and scrolling through social media. If you ever need to contact me to talk about anything from MUN to other personal matters, please reach out to me via my email: 22mariaclara.bevilacqua@eacstudents.com.br or via WhatsApp: +55 19 99881-1001. I look forward to meeting all of you! 

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Special Committee 5

Laura Binenbojm
 Chair​​​

Bruno José Fonseca
Head Chair 

Stella Boicenco
Chair

Greetings, delegates!
​My name is Laura Binenbojm, I am currently a junior at The British School of Rio de Janeiro, and I will be serving as Vice-Chair for Special Committee 5 alongside Stella Boicenco and Bruno Fonseca. It is extremely hard to put into words how grateful I am to be part of the Leadership Team for BRAMUN 2022. The thrill of replying to points of information, fiercely delivering speeches and developing achievable and innovative resolutions framed me into a passionate delegate, who fell deeply in love with politics, history and international relations. As a chair, I wish to pass on this devotion to all thereby present in the committee, and I will try my very best to do so by ensuring a comfortable environment where all delegates feel enthusiastic to partake in the debate. In addition, other passions of mine outside of MUN include reading, playing both beach and court volleyball, travelling, learning new languages and learning more about literature, history and current affairs (basically anything that is humanities related). If you have any questions in regards to the committee organization or just want to reach out for a conversation, please feel free to contact me at laurabinenbojm@gmail.com. I am looking forward to meeting all of you soon!

Hello delegates!
​My name is Bruno José Fonseca, I am currently a Junior at PASB and I will be the Head Chair for our committee. MUN is really important for me since it opened my mind to international relationships and law which are now subjects that I love. My biggest dream for this conference is for MUN to help everyone to find new passions or help cultivate pre-existing ones as it did with me. Helping delegates and giving advice is one of the best parts of being a chair, so please don’t hesitate to contact me if you have any questions or want to talk about some contemporary topics. When I am not studying or preparing for a conference you may find me playing video games, watching Netflix or random youtube videos. I have an adorable Golden Retriever called Teddy who I love so much. I love going to the beach with him and watching him run around and throw himself in the water. Other than that I love playing basketball and volleyball! MUN is a great opportunity for students to learn, and I will do my best to create the best experience for the delegates in my committee. Please feel free to contact me by email at 22fonsecab@pasb.com.br if you ever have any questions or want to talk!

Hello, fellow delegates!
My name is Stella Boicenco and I study at St. Nicholas school. I am beyond thrilled to be chairing the BRAMUN 2022 conference. My first MUN experience was definitely confusing; I had no knowledge about the procedure, not to mention how nervous I was to speak. Nowadays, the MUN has become really important in my life, and I hope it will be in yours too. Each MUN experience is different and I was able to grow even more as a person. I have made several friends and gained a lot of confidence. I wish for all delegates to have fun through every step, to learn and make us proud as chairs! Outside the MUN, my hobbies include dancing, playing piano, and singing (my shower head thinks I am great). I also like to socialize with my friends and family, go to the beach, play video games, relax with some music, etc. In the future, I aspire to graduate and study medicine. I hope that the conference will be amazing for all of you! If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to contact me at stellagcb@gmail.com or send me a message at +55 (11) 99822-9918. I am looking forward to seeing you all and good luck!


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