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The forth annual Global Classrooms® São Paulo (GCSP) gathered 400 high school students and simulate six committees of the United Nations. The event took place on September 2009, and was organized by UNA-USA together with Instituto Plural.

Global Classrooms® São Paulo students discussed a wide variety of issues, from human rights and health to international security and education. GCSP brings to public schools the experience of Model United Nations.

More than 20 pubic schools are involved in Global Classrooms® São Paulo, which is made possible by the generous support of Merrill Lynch, Deutsche Bank and Anhembi Morumbi.

Conference Topics

The fourth annual GCSP simulated the following committees and topics:

UNSC – United Nations Security Council (English)The situation in North Korea
UNGA – United Nations General Assembly (Portuguese)Fresh Water Resources
WHO – World Health Organization (Portuguese)Medical Tourism and Illicit Trafficking of Human Organs
FAO – United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (Portuguese)Biofuels
HRC – Human Rights Council (Portuguese)Trafficking in Human Beings
UNCCC – United Nations Conference on Climate ChangeRoad to Copenhagen
 

For more information about Global Classrooms® São Paulo, please visit our website: www.gcsp.org.br

Photos from Sao Paulo Conferences

 For more photos from Global Classrooms Model UN Conferences and Events, visit UNA-USA's flickr page.

Quick Facts about the Global Classrooms Program
  • Established in 2005;
  • Civitatis has worked with UNA-USA to implement the program locally;
  • Serving 20 Schools in Sao Paulo

Contact UsRaquel Mozzer
Raquel@civatis.org.br
55 11 7636 7666

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