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Pleased to announce that in January 2011, TYN will be hosting the 15th Session of the THIMUN Youth Assembly. From Sunday January 23rd to Friday January 28, 2011 over seventy students, aged 16 to 25, from around the world will meet together in the Hague to develop innovative and youthful solutions to issues faced by
Continue reading Call for Coordinators, Participants and Guest Speakers
Together against AIDS // The 18th Life Ball, Europe’s biggest AIDS charity event, is the kick-off for the International AIDS Conference in Vienna on 17 July. A big globe next to the huge Red Ribbon stage symbolizes this year’s motto of the ball, Earth. The joint fashion show by US designer Diane von Furstenberg, Calvin
Continue reading Article quoted from Enjoy Vienna, July 2010 – AIDS 2010 Conference
The date for the AIDS 2010 conference is nearing and the TYN delegation, consisting of eight energetic youth, are currently finalizing their preparations and getting excited about the commencement of this international and influential event. This year, we have a very strong delegation with expertise in development, public health, microbiology and law, among other areas.
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Dear all,
It is with deep regret, that I have to inform you, the 2010 TYN Summer Symposium is hereby cancelled. This is an extremely unfortunate decision, but it is the best one for our participants and guest speakers alike. Unfortunately, logistical issues were too extensive to avoid cancellation of this year’s symposium.
Of course, we will
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Hello everyone. Like every year, TYN sends a delegation to CSD. Here is a brief introduction to the members of the delegation:
Bastiaan Bouwman
Hi, my name is Bastiaan Bouwman, from Amsterdam. Having worked with TYN for three years now, on topics like the MDG’s, corporate social responsibility and international NGO politics, it’s
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As usual, the day started with joining the never-ending long queue outside UNHQ, but despite the security check fuzz and the called-off meeting with the Chinese delegates, everything went fine and well. Today was a really busy day all filled with meetings with country delegates and
Continue reading CSD: Day 4
It’s Wednesday, the third day of the CSD, and it feels like it should be at least Friday. Perhaps this is because the Youth Caucus really started last Sunday with the all-day Youth Blast orientation and policy drafting session. The atmosphere at the CSD seems to have lulled a bit although
Continue reading CSD: Day 3
As usual, the day started with joining the never-ending long queue outside UNHQ, but despite the security check fuzz and the called-off meeting with the Chinese delegates, everything went fine and well. Today was a really busy day all filled with meetings with country delegates and UN officials,
Continue reading CSD: Day 4
It’s Wednesday, the third day of the CSD, and it feels like it should be at least Friday. Perhaps this is because the Youth Caucus really started last Sunday with the all-day Youth Blast orientation and policy drafting session. The atmosphere at the CSD seems to have lulled a bit although it is still as
Continue reading CSD: Day 3
It’s only the second day at CSD-18 and I’m already feeling the impact of a twelve-hour work day—two caramel macchiatos too many, chocolate (more caffeine), lunch in the Delegate’s Dining Hall (if I’m lucky), and not much else. While at times I feel my lack of sleep catching up to me, the buzz in the
Continue reading CSD: Day 2
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