Welcome to the wxMUN homepage. Although this page is rather boring and in plain HTML for the moment, it will be beautified as soon as possible.

wxMUN is a tool to manage Model United Nations (MUN) debates, fully written in C++ using the wxWidgets toolkit. It is available for Windows (32-bit) and of course also in source code format. No Linux binaries exist yet, but you can easily compile your own version from SVN.

Downloads

Currently, wxMUN is under very active development - it is not recommended to get source code from trunk at any time to try and built a program that will fully work as you expect. Grab your fresh Windows version here. Refer to readme.txt should you get 'application configuration' errors, an installer is still underway.

Remember this version is under development and not feature-complete yet - at times you might run into a slight bug or find a feature lacking. Please e-mail any suggestions you have or bugs you find!

In case you like the program, please support this project!

Conferences

Please send an e-mail if your conference uses wxMUN so we can add you to the list! Thusfar, wxMUN has been used in committees at (among others):

• Harvard World Model United Nations (WorldMUN) 2009, The Hague
• Radboud International Model United Nations (RiMUN) 2009, Nijmegen
• University College Utrecht Model United Nations (UNISUN) 2009, Utrecht
• The European International Model United Nations (TEIMUN) 2009, The Hague
• ConnectMUN 2009, Vancouver
• Oxford International Model United Nations (OxiMUN) 2009, Oxford
• United Nations International Student Conference of Amsterdam (UNISCA) 2010, Amsterdam
• Radboud International Model United Nations (RiMUN) 2010, Nijmegen
• Chaminade Model United Nation (Chamun) 2010, Toronto
• London International Model United Nations (LIMUN) 2011, London

License

Questions?

Please send an e-mail to Geert-Jan Besjes, .