Reimagining our governance through Model UN (MUN)
Reimagining the UN through Model United Nations (MUN)
5 Security Council Innovative Modules were created for middle & high school students to learn and engage in the many ways the Security Council can reform its current system.
Five Security Council Innovative Modules were created to learn and engage in the many ways the Security Council can reform its current system.
About us
The Workable World Trust, partnering with Citizens for GlobalSolutions (CGS) and Model UN Development Organization (MUNDO), is committed to creating and supporting Model UN Conference “reform tracks” that demonstrate potential changes to the current system that would make it more people-centered, transparent, fair, and able to effectively handle the many global challenges of the 21st century. We seek to devise, promote and disseminate ideas conducive to the establishment of a “workable world,” a world in which:
Rule of Law
The rule of democratically established, binding law supplants the law of force
Global Interdependence
People, not states or monarchs, are recognized as the ultimate source of sovereignty
Global Solutions
Global problems lead to ecologically and economically sustainable global solutions
Implications of Sovereignty
the good of the planet takes precedence over the good of individual nations
Human Rights
fundamental human rights are sacrosanct
Responsibility to Protect
Despite inevitable imperfections in the system of governance, systemic flexibility will provide a reason to hope for continuous progress and human betterment
MUN MOdules – Security Council
MUN Modules
These Security Council Reform Modules can be used by teachers and students alike to not just learn about the Security Council, but how to think outside the box in terms of reform, question its current moral legitimacy, and representation of the Council. Take your classroom or conference to the next level!
These Modules were based on the book by Joe Schwartzberg, Transforming the United Nations system: Designs for a workable world.
The Book

Topics include: General Assembly Reform, Security Council Reform, A World Parliamentary Assembly, a credible human rights system, peacekeeping, peacebuilding and disarmament, a new global governance, and more.
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Interested in Security Council Reform Committees? Contact us! We will guide you through the process of bringing this to the classroom or creating a special Reform Security Council Committee at your next MUN Conference.
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