The Joined Nations

The Joined Nations (JN) is a yearlong classroom activity. It is a rough simulation of the United Nations. You, the students, take on the roles of diplomatic representatives from a country. Your job is to make friends, keep the world safe and at peace, and, of course, be the country with the most resource and technology points in the end. So what is the purpose of the JN? Well, first it is fun! It is also a way to get you to learn about what is happening in the world around you. Most importantly though, it gives you a hands-on experience of how democracy, the UN, and government works in real life.

world by Guilherme Furtado from the Noun Project

Current JN Government

Senate

Orson Lee (Iran)
Ken Lin (Russia)
Zoe Hsieh (Austalia)

President

Mr. Brunken (USA)

Secretary

Isaac Chen (Poland)

History Committee

Jasmine Hsiao (Nigeria)
Melody Wei (Vietnam)

Current Alliances

Eastern European Treaty Organization (Russia, Azerbaijan, Poland)

news by ProSymbols from the Noun Project

JN News

Click here to see what's been happening in the JN.

leaderboard by Creaticca Creative Agency from the Noun Project

Standings

Click here to see which nations are leading in wealth and power.

About the JN

Click here to learn more about what the JN is and how it works.