Every year, around July or August, young Model United Nation debaters come together to compete with each other in the ultimate battle of debate and diplomacy, also known as the Evatt Trophy Competition.
This UN Youth event is a national competition for students from grade 9 to 12.… Read more ›
After four days of Preliminary Rounds involving almost 120 students from across the state, we are very excited to announce the teams that have been selected to proceed to the South Australian Final of the Evatt Competition.
The Final will be held at the Adelaide City Council Chambers from 9am on Friday 26th June.… Read more ›
Getting up before the sun rises is not so pleasant. But there is a certain beauty in that constant of the sun rising every morning. Those lucky enough to have been part of an Evatt Regional Round probably experienced this in some way.… Read more ›
Now is your chance to sign up and be part of Australia’s largest Model UN diplomacy and debating competition!
Evatt is a competition where teams of two representing their school take on the role of a nation on the UN Security Council, negotiating and debating solutions to the biggest Peace and Security problems!… Read more ›
Jack Mckenzie is the Director of the Evatt Victoria Diplomacy Competition
How would you describe Evatt to someone who’s never heard of it before?
The Evatt Victoria Diplomacy Competition is a unique environment, in which you and a partner are presented the challenge of debating on behalf of a nation.… Read more ›
Today marked the first day of the Evatt National Finals, the final round of Australia’s UN Security Council Competition.
The day began with an insightful opening ceremony at which delegates were addressed by Her Excellency the Governor of Queensland, Penelope Wensley AC and former Foreign Minister Professor Gareth Evans, the Patron of UN Youth Australia.… Read more ›