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Secretariat
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Michelle Gusmão
​​Secretary-General

Esteemed Delegates and Advisors, welcome to BRAMUN! My name is Michelle Gusmão, I am a rising senior at PASB and am beyond honored to serve as Secretary-General for the 18th edition of our conference. The Leadership Team’s main goal for 2021 is to cherish youth empowerment by creating a community of passionate negotiators and skilled diplomats of the future, who will make a difference in the world we live in. We are all committed to making this version of our conference the most supportive and inspiring possible so that each one of you can discover the power of your own voices and consequently the magic hidden in the Model UN world. Out of the 22 conferences which I have attended over the past five years, BRAMUN is by far the one that became the most memorable part of my academic career and I hope it becomes yours as well. Apart from debating, I am extremely interested in business, finances, and politics, especially when it involves Brazil. When not dedicating my time to MUN, you can find, listening to music, studying, hanging out with my friends or helping my community. As this year’s Secretary-General, my main goal is to support delegates and chairs at all costs and thus ensure that they learn to the utmost from every conference they participate in. I look forward to meeting passionate delegates and great negotiators who will strive to solve world issues by considering the several sides of the conflict while following their country’s position. If you have any questions, comments, or concerns about BRAMUN or MUN in general, feel free to contact me at bramun.secgen@gmail.com or 21gusmaom@pasb.com.br. Can’t wait to meet you all!

Pedro de Marchi
​Chief Operations Officer

Hello delegates and advisors! My name is Pedro de Marchi, I am currently a senior at Chapel School in São Paulo and I will have the honor of serving as the Chief Operations Officer for BRAMUN 2021! I entered MUN back in the 8th grade just as a side activity in which I could debate some interesting topics. Now, in my last year of high school, I can safely say that MUN has simply been one of the most amazing clubs I've had the honor to participate in, and it has played an important role in shaping my interests and who I have become. I am very committed to making sure that BRAMUN will have this same effect on many of you - be it as a way to dig deeper into your interests and passions, or as a way to improve your public speaking skills and meet awesome people. Outside of MUN and school in general, I am a big fan of watching movies, listening to music, and falling into random Youtube video rabbit holes. If you have any questions, concerns, ideas or just want to chat, email me at marchipedrode@gmail.com or message me at +55 (11) 99193-6867. I am super excited to see you all in March, and I'm confident that together we'll make BRAMUN 2021 an extremely memorable conference!

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Press Corps

Lara Mores
​Press Corps Director 

Hi delegates! My name is Lara Mores and I’m a junior at St Paul’s School in São Paulo. I’m beyond excited to serve as this year’s Press Corps Director at BRAMUN, and am extremely glad to be able to work with such a distinguished and creative branch of delegates from MUN. For this year’s Press Corps, the integration of the Press team in the conference as a whole will be a huge focus, and something that’ll hopefully make the BRAMUN experience as a whole a lot more enjoyable and fluid for not only the Press team but for the other delegates, too. On another note, when I’m not re-watching every season of Rupaul’s Drag Race (I’m still sad Katya hasn’t won a season or an All Stars), you can find me baking far more things than my oven can take or reading three books simultaneously. If I’m not doing any of those things, you can probably find me watching more movies than I’m proud to admit or re-watching my all-time favorite; The Dark Knight. If you have any questions or doubts regarding Press Corps or if you simply want to recommend a movie to watch, feel free to contact me at lm2@stpauls.br. See you all in March!

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​Economic and Social Council
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Clarissa Lima
​Chair 

Hello delegates! My name is Clarissa Lima and I’m a Senior at Sant’Anna International School in Vinhedo, a small city near São Paulo. In this year’s BRAMUN, I will have the honor to be one of the Economic and Social Council’s chairs alongside Luisa and Miguel. MUN is one of my greatest passions even though I only began debating in 10th grade. Throughout the conferences I have been shaped by all the committees I’ve participated in and I hope ECOSOC can do the same for you! Remember to bring your best and the chairs will always be here to guide you. Aside from MUN, I enjoy watching iconic movies, reading books, and listening to music. I also love researching about politics (even outside MUN) and participating in my school’s extracurriculars, such as the Student Council. If you have any questions about the conference or if you just want to talk about great movies, you can contact me at clarissa.paulo@alunos.g12.br or through social media. See you at BRAMUN XIX!

Miguel Andrade
​Head Chair 

Hello delegates! My name is Miguel Andrade and I am currently a senior at Escola Americana do Rio de Janeiro (EARJ). MUN has been part of me since 9th grade and it is one of my favorite activities in High School. I have been increasingly more interested in politics, and also really stepped up my research as well as my debating skills because of MUN. I have attended all conferences that I had the opportunity to and after almost 4 years I still get anxious and thrilled before every conference I attend. I really look forward to this experience as head chair of the ECOSOC committee at BRAMUN. The ECOSOC was my first committee at BRAMUN and it will also be my last. I really hope to make it the best possible and that everyone feels welcome and included in a high level of debate. Besides MUN I enjoy watching series and movies as well as listening to music. Feel free to contact me via email at mandrade@earj.com.br if you have any questions.

Luísa Tolda
​Chair

Hi delegates! My name is Luísa Tolda, but you can just call me Tolda. I am currently a senior at Chapel School in São Paulo, and I am extremely excited to be part of the BRAMUN XIX Leadership Team. This will be my second BRAMUN conference and first time chairing the Economic and Social Council. I am thrilled to be chair alongside Clarissa and Miguel! ECOSOC holds an important place in my heart, as I was part of it in my first conference. Being part of MUN has granted me the opportunity to learn about other nations’ political viewpoints and has made me eager to demand change. Although it is a big factor in my life, outside of MUN, you can probably find me singing along to any ANAVITÓRIA or BENEE song; binging “Rick and Morty”; or hanging out with my friends. Please feel free to contact me at lbtolda@gmail.com , whenever you have a doubt or just want to talk. I hope that this is the best BRAMUN conference yet, see you then! :)

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Political Committee​
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Carlos Pinto
​Chair

Hi, esteemed delegates, MUN directors, and guests! My name is Carlos Pinto and I am currently a senior at the American School of Belo Horizonte (EABH). Ever since I joined the Model United Nations club at my school in ninth grade, I have been passionate about attending MUN Conferences and having the opportunity to meet students from all around the world as well as to improve my abilities as a debater. At this year’s BRAMUN I will have the honor to serve as a Chair for the best committee in the entire conference: the ​Special Political and Decolonization Committee. Aside from participating in MUN conferences, you may find me helping to create community-centered projects through GIN and the Math Honor Society, contributing to The Daily Hawk, or unsuccessfully trying to be funny. My main goal as a Chair will be to help you become a more eloquent speaker, skilled debater, and empathetic problem-solver, so please do not hesitate to reach out to me before the conference at c@carlospinto.vip or approach me during the event! I can not wait to witness your development and growth at BRAMUN XIX!

Vitoria Martins Paes
Head Chair 

Hello! My name is Vitória Paes, I am a sophomore at Swiss School Curitiba and I am going to serve as the head chair of the Political and Decolonization Committee! I am very excited to share with all of you my true love and passion for MUN and the power it holds to change lives. This committee is specially fun as we can explore some truly thought-provoking topics that might have an impact on the everyday interactions of our delegates. MUN takes a good amount of my free time, but besides that you might see me tap dancing, giving TED Talks, watching TV shows and movies (currently loving “Coisa Mais Linda”), reading books, studying art and wondering around the interesting sights of Curitiba. If you want to chat about music, art, books, films, cities, tap dance, or, specially, MUN, don't hesitate to email me at vivenanciopaes@gmail.com or text me at +55 41 991818980. See you, hopefully, soon! :)

Luiza Gutterres
Chair

Greetings, delegates! My name is Luiza Gutterres, I am currently a junior at The British School of Rio de Janeiro and this will be my third year participating in the BRAMUN conference. It is very challenging, indeed, to verbalize how grateful and honored I am to be part of the Leadership team of 2021 and to vice-chair the Political Committee alongside Vitória Paes and Carlos Pinto. After my first conference, the thrill and pleasure of standing up to deliver and reply to points of information, develop viable and feasible resolutions as well as interact with other delegations, all made me realize that this would become a true passion of mine. In taking part of multiple events like these ones, where it might be particularly nerve-wracking to speak up, my main aim is to make sure that each and every one of you feels comfortable enough to represent the country of your choice in a passionate and more than enthusiastic manner. Apart from MUN, other pastimes I love to undertake is reading, studying, facetiming my friends and spending some time with my family. If any questions do arise in regards to the committee, deadlines or if you just want to talk in general, please feel free to contact me through 2022luizagutterres@britishschool.g12.br. I am really looking forward to meeting all of you! 

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Human Rights Committee
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Cecília Nakao
​Chair

Hi delegates! My name is Cecília Nakao and I am currently a senior at the American School of Brasília. I am beyond honored to be chairing the Human Rights Council in 2021!  My interest for MUN began in middle school and has since then only grown. It is a club that has enabled me to meet people from all over the world, improve my public speaking skills, find complex solutions while working with others and thoroughly learn about a wide variety of issues. I am very grateful to have become engaged in Model United Nations, especially seeing as it addresses issues that I am passionate about and it is vastly intertwined with the career I intend to follow. Outside of the committee room, when I am not studying, you will often find me reading all sorts of books, painting, and watching TV-shows. I also love to travel, write, learn about new things and spend time with friends and family. I hope you have a great time and make remarkable memories at BRAMUN. If you have any questions, concerns or just want to chat, feel free to contact me at eab202105032@eabdf.br. Can’t wait to meet you and watch incredible debates in March!

Leticia Cottechia​​​
Head Chair

Hello delegates! My name is Leticia Cotecchia and I’m currently a senior at TBSRJ. I’m extremely honored and excited to serve as head chair of the human rights council in this year’s conference! I have participated in many MUN conferences as a delegate, and in a leadership position, and I can say with certainty that it had a great influence in me life and helped to shape me in to the person I am today. Ever since my first MUN conference it helped me to share my ideas and point of views and not to be afraid to speak out and to stand up for what I believe in!Other passions of mine include sports, yoga, and traveling so I can learn about different cultures and meet new people! I also have a clothing brand which a didcate a lot of time and effort into, to relax i love spending my days at the beach, enjoying the sun and reading a good book! My goal in this MUN conference is to be able to provide my delegates with the same amazing MUN experience I had, and to make this conference the best possible!! I’m very eager to meet all of you, and if you are unsure about anything or have any question please do reach out, my email is 2021leticiacotecchia@britishschool.g12.br​. See you all soon, let's make this HRC amazing! 

Maria Eduarda Ferreira
​Chair 

Hey everyone!! My name is Maria Eduarda Ferreira (but feel free to call me Duda :)) and I’m a junior at St. Paul's School in São Paulo. I’m extremely honored and excited to serve as a chair for the Human Rights Council, aka the best committee, along with Cecilia and Leticia. I hope everyone involved with the conference has a great experience, and that all of you take this opportunity to learn and have lots of fun. Whenever I’m not handling school work, you will likely find me cooking something (and then eating it or anything else), watching too many movies and series, or traveling. I can also be found reading whatever fiction book I can get my hands on or discussing theories on said books. If any of you have any questions about the conference and the Human Rights Council, or just want to talk about movies or books or life, send me an email at: mef@stpauls.br . I’m looking forward to meeting all of you!!

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Security Council
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Isabela Marantes
​Head Chair 

Greetings delegates! My name is Isabela Marantes and I am currently a Senior at the Panamerican School of Porto Alegre, class 2021. It will be a great honor to serve as head chair for the Security Council in BRAMUN XVIV. This is my fourth BRAMUN, and second as a chair (fifth and third if corona didn’t cancel the last edition of  BRAMUN).One quick fun fact about me: I am a bowtie lover, so if you are ever in need rest assured I will be more than happy to lend you one.  Outside of MUN, one is likely to find me playing soccer and basketball, stressing over school work or planning some crazy project that requires way more time than I have. When I do find myself without due dates approaching, I enjoy watching every cheesy Netflix show I have the chance to ​and reading all the classics about economics and politics I can get my hands on. During committee, I expect delegates to be immersed in the topics and eager to debate them tirelessly. As someone who loves the "outside the box" ideas, I look forward to having delegates that are willing to go beyond traditional SC boundaries and strive to take new approaches to solving complex issues. I am especially excited for this edition considering there are so many aspects of modern society to dwell on; with all of you, I hope we can shed light to some of these questions that haunt our world. As described by many as a "social butterfly", I look forward to talking to all of you in case you have questions, concerns or even want to talk about netflix and politics (I mean, choosing between the bad movies and bad politics is a debate in itself). Email me @ 2021imarantes@panamerican.com.br​

Maria Luísa Montenegro
​Chair 

Hey, delegates! My name is Maria Luísa Montenegro, but you may call me Malu. I am currently a senior at the American School of Recife, and I am beyond honored to be serving as the chair for the Security Council. Ever since I first got up on the podium in my freshman year, I knew MUN would be a part of my life forever. When debating, I feel like the most empowered person on Earth, and I hope you all feel this way during this edition of BRAMUN. My passions outside the conference range from listening to music, hanging out with my friends, and spending hours at the beach. My routine would also not be the same without Blair Waldorf, and my dearest Derek Shepherd. If you have any questions, concerns, or just want to say “Hi!”, Feel welcome to contact me at luisa.montenegro@ear.com.br. I will be glad to help you in any way possible.​

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​Historical Security Council
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Teodora Bessa
​Head Chair 

Hi, delegates! My name is Teodora Bessa and I am currently a senior at Escola Americana de Campinas (EAC). It is with great honor and appreciation that I will be chairing the Historical Security Council in 2021 alongside Bruno Moretti. My first MUN experience was in 8th grade and I completely fell in love with the purpose of MUN, which is encouraging young adults to voice their opinions and become the future global leaders of our generation. As a talkative person, and someone who has strong opinions about every subject, I found myself thriving in Model United Nations. As for my interests, I am very passionate about art in general, its various branches such as theater, visual art, music, and especially cinema. When I am not debating over world issues, you can find me debating over films. I am also very passionate about history and its effects on current global issues, this is why chairing the HSC is so important to me. While the Historical Security Council is very challenging, it is the perfect opportunity to test your global knowledge and your creativity (as you all know, it is the only council where we propose new ideas to events which have ended.) Delegates, you can find me at 21teodora.bessa@eacstudents.com.br. Please, if you do have questions, do not hesitate to ask them. I am over the moon excited to meet you all, and I expect a wonderful debate!

Bruno Moretti
​Chair 

Hello, delegates! My name is Bruno Moretti and I am currently a Junior at the American School of Recife (EAR). It is my sincere pleasure to be serving as the chair for BRAMUN XIX’s Historical Security Council alongside Teodora Bessa. This is my third BRAMUN conference and my first experience as a chair, so I’ll be glad to use this conference as a learning experience! Other than MUN, I spend most of my time either reading hopelessly random novels or watching Netflix and tirelessly playing games until the sun rises, though a little exercise doesn’t hurt every now and then. More than any other committee, the HSC demands that delegates are fully and constantly prepared and knowledgeable regarding the issues at hand. Expect to spend days at a time struggling to find information and digging through historical documents in an effort to improve your nation’s position. In my opinion, that’s the best part! As someone who’s crazy about history, I can’t wait to meet delegates who are eager to debate our committee’s topics in depth for hours on end. Even if you’re a newly-minted MUN member, I’m certain you’ll be able to pull off the most awesome arguments and perfect points with enough research, preparation, and dedication. 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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World War II Joint Cabinet - Roosevelt​

João Logemann
​Chair 

Hello, Delegates! My name is João Logemann, I am a senior at the Pan American School of Porto Alegre, and I am truly delighted to be serving as the chair for special committee I during the XVIIIth edition of the BRAMUN conference. As my 9th conference, I am eager to meet you all and watch you discuss pressing matters in a diplomatic style. My goal for BRAMUN is to create a diverse committee that provides delegates with a pleasant, yet challenging, experience. If a TV series were created based on my life, it would probably have entire episodes of me traveling around the globe, listening to some house or rap music on Spotify, watching some Peaky Blinders on Netflix, playing sports, working my way through school (in not the most pleasant way sometimes), and, of course, constantly debating about topics such as the heavily armed politics in Brazil. I truly hope to see you all immerse and challenge yourselves while debating topics to the best of your abilities. Any doubts or simply wishing to introduce yourself, please find me at 2021jlogemann@panamerican.com.br, I'll be nice. Looking forward to the 18th edition of BRAMUN!

Sofia Amato
​​Head Chair 

Hi delegates! My name is Sofia, I’m a senior at Graded School of São Paulo, and I’ll be Head Chair for Special Committee 1 alongside your other (amazing) chairs João and Maria Clara at BRAMUN XIX! I’m originally from Buenos Aires, so if you’re Argentinian you've automatically earned my respect, and I’ve lived in Brazil for about 7 years now. MUN has pretty much taken over my life at this point, so apart from conferences I enjoy playing and watching sports, watching sitcoms, rom coms, and really bad horror movies (recommendations are welcome). I’ll (hopefully) be attending college next fall, where I look to study international relations and political science, as well as minor in history (very MUN of me…). This’ll be my last BRAMUN and 17th MUN conference, so I’m more excited than ever to see where this committee takes us, and can't wait to meet you all, and make some great memories. Please don’t hesitate to reach me at gr336136@graded.br, for help or even if it’s just a chat (I love debating so bring on the controversial opinions), otherwise, I’ll see you all soon!

Maria Clara Bevilacqua​Chair 

Hello, delegates! My name is Maria Clara Bevilacqua and I am currently a junior at Escola Americana de Campinas. In this year’s edition of BRAMUN, I will have the honor of serving as chair of the Special committee 1. 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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World War II Joint Cabinet - Churchill​

Geórgia Chvaicer
​Chair 

Hello delegates! My name is Geórgia Chvaicer and I am a senior at Avenues São Paulo. I am beyond honored to be serving as a chair for the Special Committee 2 at BRAMUN XIX, alongside Giovana and Lauren. My MUN career began with the opening of my school back in 2018 in the beginning of my sophomore year and, curiously, my very first conference was BRAMUN itself! I find it amazing to acknowledge how much MUN has made a difference in my life in these past years and helped me grow as a person and student, having even a  great influence on my plans for the future. I am driven by the will of making change in the world and helping others, and therefore am passionate about discussing global issues and being able to come up with solutions to try to effectively solve them. Apart from MUN, when I am not doing school work or taking part on different clubs and social projects, you will most probably find me in my dance classes (or just dancing anywhere), outside in the sun or by the pool, or hanging out with my friends, but you will most certainly not find me staying still (I do love my crazy full agenda)! If you have any questions or need help, being it with MUN, schoolwork, personal matters in general or if you simply want to say hi, please don't hesitate to contact me via email at georgia.chvaicer.2021@avenues.org or through Whatsapp: (11) 94114-0203! I look forward to meeting you all. See you soon!

Lauren Capucci
Head Chair

Hello, delegates! My name is Lauren Capucci and I am beyond excited to be this year’s chair for the special committee 2! I am currently a senior at the Pan American School of Porto Alegre (go huskies!) and I was a chair for what was supposed to be Interpol last year. Since we did not get a BRAMUN 2020, I know that we will have twice the fun in BRAMUN 2021. When I have a break in between studying for APs and the ACT, I am playing soccer (maybe I’ve seen you at NR), binge-watching Netflix and hanging out with friends. I am looking forward to BRAMUN 2021, especially seeing everyone come together then. I know will have fruitful debates (classic!), and that conference will be everything we expect and more. See you soon!

Giovana Rabello
​Chair 

Greetings, delegates! I am elated to serve as a chair for the Special Committee 2 for BRAMUN XIX! My name is Giovana Rabello, I am a junior at the British School of Rio de Janeiro and I have engaged in over 15 conferences throughout these past 4 years of my MUN career. Model UN is de facto my deepest passion; for it has not solely bolstered my rhetoric and knowledge of international affairs, yet also made me grow into a more empathetic human being, whereas allowing a sense of assertiveness to permeate in my spirit. Hence, I now wish to pay back all the good MUN has done for me, by concentrating my efforts in being the most supportive chair I can, eliciting prolific and reasoned debate amongst delegates and guiding them to devise effective solutions for the topics at hand. Outside conference walls, you can find me watching classic movies, laughing at everything people say (sometimes unable to stop myself), embarrassing my friends at parties with my idiosyncratic dance moves, or simply admiring the sunset in Copabana whilst listening to Bossa Nova. If you have any questions or concerns, or just want to have a chat, please do not hesitate to contact me at 2022giovanarabello@britishschool.g12.br or drop a WhatsApp message at +55 21 991612130. Can't wait to see you all! 

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UN Cybersecurity Committee​

Sophia McManus
Chair​

Hello delegates! I’m Sophia, and a junior at St. Paul’s. It is a pleasure to be chairing alongside João and Rafaela, as we are all well-matched in both creativity and passion towards making our BRAMUN committee as interesting as can be. As a typical shy person, MUN has definitely challenged me in a number of ways, but it has also taught me so much more about what goes on in the world, and how it works. As long as a delegate leaves our committee having enjoyed themselves and realized something new, I’ll consider my job as a chair a job well-done. At present moment I’m probably sleeping or singing someone’s ear off, so please do not be alarmed if that someone, one day, happens to be you. To any first-timers especially, please feel free to contact me at smm@stpauls.br in the name of anything between doubts, anime or anything I can do to help you feel more comfortable. Looking forward to seeing you all in March :)

Rafaela Cimatti
Head Chair​

Hi delegates! My name is Rafaela Cimatti, I’m a senior at St Nicholas School, in São Paulo, and I am at the peak of my excitement to be chairing this BRAMUN’s Special Committee 3 alongside João Braga and Sophia McManus! We will work hard to make this year’s conference the best one so far, and I am certain that you, delegates, will be able to profit immensely from this experience! Model United Nations itself is an exceptional way to expose young minds to international politics and global affairs, which teenagers would not have the same kind of contact with if it weren’t for MUN. That is why I am, personally, so passionate about it: Model UN makes me feel like I can actually change the world around me as an individual. Outside of conference rooms you can probably find me spending time out with my friends - knowing and rating restaurants all over the city - or going for a run to make up for my “gastronomic adventures”. Other than that, I may be found paddle boarding whenever I am at the beach, my ever favorite place to be. Anyway delegates, if you’d like to keep in touch before committee sessions effectively begin, please don’t hesitate in contacting me via email rcimatti@stnicholas.com.br, or look me up in any social media platform and I will happily reply to you! Looking forward to meeting you!

João Braga
Chair​​

Hello everyone! My name is João de Carvalho Braga, and I am a Senior at the School of the Nations in Brasilia. In this year’s BRAMUN, I will be the Chair for Special Committee 3, alongside Rafaela and Sophia, and I couldn’t be happier. I have participated in BRAMUN since 9th grade and it will be my greatest pleasure to give you a great committee for my last year. We hope that you will really enjoy this conference, and bring the best of you to this event. Since I’m quarantined and don’t have much to do, you can find me watching the entire Tarantino universe, playing meaningless video games, and complaining about how much I hate seeing my classes through google meet. Whenever I`m not quarantined, I usually go out with my friends and watch sitcoms when I`m alone. If you have any questions, please send them to me at joao.braga@edn.org.br, and I will make sure to answer you as soon as possible.

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International Finance Corporation

 

Victoria Agostini
​​Chair​

Hello there delegates and fellow chairs! My name is Victoria Valar Agostini, but everyone calls me Vicky, and I am a junior 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 chair of (TBD) in the current edition of BRAMUN. This will be my first chairing experience and I am happy to share it with my fellow committee members Ana 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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Ana Louise Reis
​Head Chair​

Hi, delegates! My name is Ana Louise Reis, but you can call me just Ana, and outside of MUN, Aninha. I am a junior at The British School, Rio de Janeiro (Barra Site), and I am overjoyed to be Chair of the Special Committee 3 in the nineteenth edition of BRAMUN! I’ve taken part in over ten MUN conferences since I first started my MUN journey almost five years ago, but BRAMUN has always been my favorite conference. It’s my very first time chairing BRAMUN, so you can expect me to be over the moon about it! I can’t wait to listen and watch what I hope to be super high-quality debate, and make incredible memories with all of you. Outside of MUN, you can find me playing around with a guitar, making playlists and picking a shade of pink for every occasion. I also love fashion, “old people music”, comedy TV shows, and my family. If you have any doubts, fashion advice, cool guitar tabs, or if you just want to talk, you can contact me at 2022anareis@britishschool.g12.br . I can’t wait to meet all of you!

Felipe Lebl
​Chair​

Hello delegates! My name is Felipe Lebl, I am a Junior at St. Paul’s School in São Paulo and I am very excited to be a chair this time round at BRAMUN alongside Victoria and Ana Louise, chairing the (Special Committee). I’ve been actively participating in MUN for three years, and this is my second BRAMUN conference. I am very passionate about MUN and am counting the days to see all of you attend the latest edition of BRAMUN. MUN and debate occupies a lot of my time, so I understand the value a good debate can bring to a person and how it can develop someone’s sense of collectiveness. Outside school and extracurricular life, I enjoy reading books about movies and watching movies about books; I love learning about politics and am always up to a conversation on current affairs. I also enjoy listening to rock music and hearing bad jokes (the worse the joke, the better). If you ever want to talk about The Sopranos, heavy metal, puns, questions about MUN or just want to chat about government, I’ll probably be wandering the halls of BRAMUN looking for a new conversation. My email is felipelebl@gmail.com, don’t hesitate to use it. See you on the other side!

Salem Witch Trials​

Ester Ferreira
​Chair​​​

Hi, delegates! My name is Ester Ferreira and I'm a senior at the American School of Belo Horizonte. I'm from Minas Gerais, born and raised, and I'm really excited to be the vice-chair of this special committee! My first BRAMUN experience, which was also my first MUN experience ever (imagine how hard it was, haha) was actually in a special committee, which remains one of the most fun I've ever participated in! I absolutely love MUN because it prepares us for the challenges of the future in a real and fun way. Especially BRAMUN, where we do not only fully incorporate our delegations but also get to meet so many different people! This is my first year as part of the BRAMUN leadership team and I must say it is a dream come true! During all of the BRAMUNs I've attended, the leadership team was always the object of my admiration and an inspiration, so you can imagine how honored I am of finally being part of this team. This year, I want to create an unforgettable experience for the delegates like special committees have been for me. When I'm not at school or participating in many different clubs, I enjoy spending time with my friends, obsessing about reality TV and listening and dancing to Brazilian music. As a good "mineira", I also love going to the countryside every once in a while and enjoy the food and the vibe. Feel free to contact me anytime through my email esterclf9@gmail.com or any other social media and I will happily reply! Hope to meet you all soon!

João Pedro Fonseca
​Head Chair​​​

Hi delegates! My name is João Pedro Fonseca, but you can call me just Fonseca. I will be a senior at St. Nicholas School in São Paulo next year. I've been in love with MUN since Year 8; I started as a delegate when I was 13 and it is a great honor to be a chair at such an important conference (which is my favourite one hehe). I love these simulations, because they give a voice to the new generation, who will be great leaders of tomorrow, and need to be international minded. It is essential to be in contact with World problems from an early age so that we change the future for the better. This is my 4th year in BRAMUN, but first in the leadership team, so you bet I will be super excited about it! I absolutely love São Paulo's nightlife and I am always discovering something new in the city. I live in Vila Madalena (a very lively neighborhood) and I always enjoy the graffiti of ‘Beco do Batman’ or stop by good restaurants nearby. But all that would be boring without friends, so they are always on those adventures with me. I also love football, playing the guitar and video games.If you guys have any doubts, concerns or just want to chat about football, send me an email at jfonseca@stnicholas.com.br or by any social network. Can't wait to see you all!

Cecilia Loyola
Chair

Hello Delegates! My name is Cecilia Loyola and I’m currently a junior at the American School of Rio de Janeiro (EARJ). This year, at my second BRAMUN I will have the honor of charing Special Committee 5. Ever since starting MUN in 9th grade I’ve found great value in MUN; honing my ability to think critically and come up with creative solutions. MUN has helped me discover many passions such as foreign affairs and public speaking through the study of current and historical events.. My goal with this year’s conference is to get all delegates thinking outside the box by creating an immersive experience with exciting new topics and procedures. Outside of MUN you can find me playing soccer, watching Netflix, procrastinating over upcoming deadlines, and attempting to figure out German grammar. I also enjoy writing, learning languages, and reading. In my committee, I hope to see a high level of debate, various twists and turns, and a lot of fun. Please feel free to contact me if you have any questions at cloyola@earj.com.br. I am beyond excited to have this opportunity and look forward to seeing you all at the conference!

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