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UNA-USA is a nonprofit membership organization whose educational, policy and advocacy programs stress the importance of nations working together and the need for American leadership at the United Nations. UNA-USA pioneers efforts to involve the American public in the discussion of foreign policy priorities as well as to provide information and educational materials for Congress, the executive branch, corporations, NGOs, the general public and the media.
UNA serves many constituencies, such as community-based members and activists, affiliated organizations, business leaders, educators and academic and foreign policy specialists. The 115 chapters work locally throughout the United States, promoting and carrying out these programs, which benefit both local and international communities. Local chapter efforts are further supported at the regional and national levels through the UNA-USA Council of Chapters and Divisions and the national membership staff.
As a member of UNA, you will be involved in a valuable service as a community activist. UNA volunteers educate their communities; mobilize support for UN and US leadership; serve as liaisons with the media, educators and public officials in their states and communities; and provide visibility at the community level. Our members are a source of new leadership, ideas and energy.
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115 chapters and divisions work locally in different regions of the United States promoting and implementing UNA programs that benefit both the local and international communities at large. Local Chapter efforts are further supported at the regional and national levels through the UNA-USA Council of Chapters and Divisions and the national membership staff. Membership in UNA is your gateway to greater participation in world affairs.
 Learn more about how you can get involved locally.
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Young Professionals:
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Our Young Professionals program engages young professionals in discussions of international affairs, emphasizing the importance of multilateral cooperation and the UN. While we appreciate supporters of all ages, Young Professional members are typically 21 to 40 years old, and are a diverse group of individuals from the fields of business, law, government, nonprofit, the arts and philanthropy. Young Professionals provide an exciting opportunity to interact with like-minded individuals and gives young professionals a forum from which they can learn more about international issues, the UN and the work of UNA.
Get involved with Young Professionals today.
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Student Alliance engages students by creating a nationwide network of motivated individuals, student advocacy groups, international affairs clubs and Model UN teams who can collectively sound their voices and make their opinions heard among their peers, in their communities and across the nation. Student Alliance participants can also coordinate programs in their local communities, network with UN dignitaries through UNA programs, including its Members Day at the UN, the National Forum on the United Nations, and even participate in UN meetings.
Join Student Alliance.
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UNA’s Council of Organizations is a coalition of more than 100 nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) with interests in education, social justice, peace and security, labor, environment, human rights, health and women's issues, all sharing the goals of making the American public more aware of global issues and strengthening the US-UN relationship.
Learn more about the Council of Organizations.
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| Business Council for the United Nations |
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The Business Council for the United Nations (BCUN) is a catalyst for action, understanding and innovative business opportunities between member companies and the UN.
Find out more about BCUN.
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The InterDependent:
UNA-USA’s online news magazine.
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