Welcome to this year’s UNESCO blog. My name is Habiiba Malingha and I am delighted to be one of your Dias this year. I am a sophomore and an Economics Major. I am especially excited for this year’s topics because all my life I have been asking about the value of education, access to education, quality of education, education providers and the forms of education that are appropriate for various populations. I also come from Uganda, a sub- Saharan African country, a region that suffers the most from food insecurity. And luckily, this year we are looking at barriers to education as well as issues in agricultural sustainability and food security - two very interlinked topics in my opinion. Feel free to ask for my perspective on both topics. I look forward to working with y’all!!!
Hi everyone! My name is Henry Dong, and I'm going to be your head chair this year for UNESCO. I'm super stoked to meet you all in March, but I'll take a quick moment to introduce myself. I'm currently a junior here at Berkeley, but I'm originally from Irvine, which is located in Orange County in Southern California. At Berkeley, I'm studying Molecular and Cell Biology and Cognitive Science, and my overall interests include healthcare, education, and technology. Outside of classes, I love swimming, rock-climbing, listening to music, and watching Hulu/Netflix. I also enjoy playing basketball, and can occasionally get carried away watching it. Personally, I found MUN to be one of my most formative high school experiences, and I joined BMUN because I was looking for a similar kind of community. I'm really excited to hear all the ideas that you're going to bring to BMUN LXVI, and I look forward to getting to know you all!
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