It is my hope that the lives impacted by the establishment of a UNA-USA chapter at Harvard will extend far beyond our own collegiate membership. With the work this organization does in the community with global implications, we hope to both spread awareness of human rights issues and work towards ameliorating humanitarian crises that compel the Harvard community to act through our programming events. Through the installment of this new chapter, I hope to instill within students the interests and values that the United Nations stands for, those that work to institutionally advance the world. By creating a union of students that are taught to navigate the structures of the UN, my project empowers the voice of students that will fight to defend and improve the important work of the United Nations. I aspire to enable Harvard students in advocating for justice and joining the UNA-USA community in order to stand with refugees, demanding equality for women, protect LGBTI rights, combat climate change, work for peace, and other important topics. It is vital for young adults, especially in an academic setting as stimulating and vibrant as Harvard, to have access to United Nations resources that affirm their agency and potential contributions in the human rights sector. Hopefully, in creating a UNA-USA chapter, we can create a space for aspiring college leaders in non-profit and public interest fields to discuss their initiatives and utilize unique platforms such as technology, private sector enterprise, and art and design.