Empowering Youth Through Global Citizenship Education
Training Liberian youth in diplomacy, public speaking, research, digital literacy, and
leadership to become active and productive global citizens.
Why we exist
MUN Liberia, a non-profit, educational organization formally associated with the United Nations Department of Global Communications, has served for more than four decades as the vanguard in global issues education through simulation. By leveraging its unique philosophy and human resources, IMUNA conferences provide engaging and transformative learning opportunities that empower students with the skills they need to be responsible global citizens. IMUNA’s programming builds upon classroom skills — providing students with the
means and confidence to be effective agents for global change. The organization actively builds and supports a network of international practitioners and organizations in a community of excellence, utilizing expert resources to identify new improvements and innovations in global issues education. IMUNA’s programming integrates emotional and social intelligence with interdisciplinary academic skill-sets, guiding students as they cultivate empathy, critical thinking skills, and cross-cultural understanding.
What We Do
Our work focuses on removing barriers, amplifying youth voices, and turning ideas into action.
Education Access
Removing barriers to quality learning worldwide.
Policy & Advocacy
Influencing systems that affect young people.
Youth Leadership
Training the next generation of changemakers.
Featured Initiative
Global Youth Leadership Program
Who it’s for
Emerging youth leaders ages 16–25 from underrepresented communities.
What it is
A year-long leadership and advocacy program combining training, mentorship, and hands-on civic engagement.
Why it matters
Young people are often excluded from decision-making spaces. This program equips them with the skills and access needed to influence policy and lead change locally and globally.
Impact Snapshot
1,200+ youth leaders trained across 30+ countries.
Education Access & Equity Initiative
Who it’s for
Students facing barriers to education due to gender, displacement, conflict, or economic inequality.
What it is
A multi-country initiative focused on expanding access to quality education through scholarships, community partnerships, and policy advocacy.
Why it matters
Millions of young people are denied their right to learn. This initiative works to remove systemic barriers and ensure education is inclusive, safe, and equitable.
Impact Snapshot
50,000+ students supported through education access programs.
Youth Policy & Advocacy Lab
Who it’s for
Youth advocates seeking to engage with policy, diplomacy, and global governance.
What it is
An applied advocacy program that trains young people to research, draft, and present policy recommendations to decision-makers.
Why it matters
Policies affecting young people are often made without them. This lab ensures youth voices are informed, organized, and heard where it counts.
Impact Snapshot
Youth recommendations presented to policymakers in 15+ national and international forums.
Impact
Stakeholders reached over 5 years
Conferences across Liberia and the West African Region
Ready to Make an Impact?
Join a global community of young people and allies working toward a more just, inclusive future.