JUNA is a model United Nations Assembly aimed at increasing awareness around worldwide issues while demonstrating how the United Nations works, and emphasizing the importance of diplomacy and problem solving among nations, peoples, and cultures.
Since 1991, JUNA has increased awareness of worldwide issues, demonstrated how the United Nations works, and emphasized the importance of diplomacy and problem-solving among nations, peoples, and cultures. More than 1,000 students from over 75 schools have participated. The two-day event includes a meeting of the Security Council, an Opening Assembly, Committee Meetings, and General Assembly meetings in which resolutions are presented, discussed, and voted upon. JUNA ends with a reception where awards are given and students' accomplishments are celebrated.
Junior United Nations Assembly of Alabama is an active 501(c)(3) tax-exempt nonprofit organization headquartered in Mountain Brook, Alabama, focused on educational initiatives and student leadership.