Students From Hollywood, FL Prepare To Visit The United Nations In N.Y.C. - Jordan Botknecht And 11 Other Future World Leaders

Online, February 17, 2012 (Newswire.com) - THIS GENERATION WILL MAKE a DIFFERENCE
When Jordan Botknecht was asked why he was excited to participate in the Montessori School Model United Nations Program in New York, his response would make any American proud of the Next Generation of Furture World Leaders. Jordan explained that his generation will make an impact and a difference in the world. Through this experience, "we will become the future leaders of this world as we learn about the work of the United Nations and its principles. We will spread its message of global peace, elimination of poverty, environmental rescue, and encouragement of equal rights and freedom for all. We are the hope of tomorrow." In April 2012 Jordan, John, Kevin, Ethan, Angelica, Helen, Noah, Chloe, Parker, Emily, Racquel and Chris will travel to New York and work together to spread their message of hope and change in the world. "Almost 18,000 people around the world die of hunger every day. If we work together, we can change that. Every child deserves to have food & water and the ability to get an education." Jordan Botknecht and his classmates from Hollywwod, FL want to give their gift of change to the world. Please help our kids make a difference. Donate to: The Beachside Montessori Village Model UN Program.

Before playing out their ambassadorial roles in a Model UN simulation, students research the issue that their committee will address. Model UN participants learn how the international community acts on its concerns about topics including peace and security, human rights, the environment, food and hunger, economic development and globalization. Model UN delegates also look closely at the needs, goals and foreign policies of the countries they will represent at the event. The insights they gain from their exploration of history, geography, culture, economics and science contribute to the authenticity of the simulation when the role playing gets under way. The delegates' in-depth knowledge of their countries guarantees a lively and memorable experience.