On behalf of all our staff, we would like to thank the hundreds of delegates from our many delegations for participating in the 7th iteration of the VRMUN conference! From a tamale stand in the dual-Earth VALORANT universe, to a rap battle in the midst of the Philippine Revolution, we are proud to have served as an outlet for the many creative minds we have been fortunate to have had within the 10 committees of this year's VRMUN.
The sight of the passion, dedication, and problem solving brought by this year's set of delegates, whether it be by managing diplomacy within our 5 General Assemblies and 2 traditional specialized committees or the chaos of growing issues within our two Crisis committees and the WHO: Black Plague has been inspiring and is something we hope will resonate with all our delegates as a great part in their Model UN journey.
We also want to extend our gratitude to the faculty advisors, head delegates, and parents who fostered the work of their delegates to create rigorous debate.
We hope to see the amazing delegates and schools who fostered an unforgettable iteration of VRMUN return next year for an even bigger and better VRMUN 2027 in early 2027. Once again, the VRMUN Staff and Secretariat are beyond grateful to all involved for making VRMUN 2026 a success!
Radha Dahanukar
Southern California community engagement associate for UNICEF USA
Radha Dahanukar is a Community Engagement Associate working with UNICEF USA. She has been with UNICEF USA for three years, and is based in Los Angeles, California. Radha has a background in youth engagement, child rights, and civic participation. She attended Rutgers University in New Jersey, where she studied Political Science, Economics, and International and Global Studies. Radha was engaged with Model United Nations at Rutgers University, where she was involved with Conference Logistics and chaired a UNESCO Committee, a UNHCR committee, and a Senate Foreign Relations Committee.