Public Speaking
Build confidence by presenting ideas clearly, participating in formal debates, and speaking before an audience.
7thOctober 2026
TOC H Public SchoolKochi, Kerala
175+Delegates
5Committees
Kid Glove Project · c0c0n 2026
Kid Glove Cyber MUN 2026
Model United Nations on Child Cyber Safety & Digital Citizenship
Think Globally. Debate Fearlessly. Lead Responsibly. Join Kerala's premier cyber-themed Model United Nations conference where the next generation of leaders discuss the world's most pressing digital challenges.
A student leadership platform combining diplomacy, cyber governance, artificial intelligence, digital rights and online safety through an engaging simulation of international policymaking.
Explore the Programme→2026
Student Delegate Experience
Selected student delegates from across Kerala will represent countries and international organisations, participate in structured committee sessions, negotiate solutions and draft resolutions.
ABOUT THE PROGRAMME
Where Youth Leadership Meets Cyber Policy
The Kid Glove Summit - Model United Nations (KGMUN) is an innovative conference that combines diplomacy, cyber governance, artificial intelligence, digital rights and online safety into an engaging simulation of international policymaking.
Delegates represent countries, governments and international organisations while debating real-world challenges affecting cyberspace and emerging technologies.
Hosted as part of the Kerala Police Kid Glove initiative, the summit aims to develop confident, informed and responsible digital leaders through discussion, negotiation and collaboration.
THE DELEGATE EXPERIENCE
WHY Kid Glove MUN?
Students take part in a complete MUN journey combining research, public speaking, diplomacy and collaborative problem-solving.
Leadership
Develop decision-making, responsibility, and the ability to guide teams toward consensus.
Diplomacy
Learn respectful negotiation, international cooperation, and conflict resolution in a global context.
Negotiation
Practice finding common ground, building alliances, and drafting mutually beneficial solutions.
Cyber Governance
Understand how nations collaborate to address cybersecurity, digital policy, and online safety challenges.
CybAI Policy
Debate ethical AI, responsible innovation, privacy, and emerging technology regulations.
Critical Thinking
Analyse complex global issues, evaluate evidence, and make informed policy decisions.
International Relations
Gain insights into diplomacy, global institutions, and the relationships between countries.
Research Skills
Research country positions, international laws, and current affairs to support evidence-based debates.
Team Collaboration
Work effectively with fellow delegates to negotiate, draft resolutions, and achieve shared objectives.
CYBERMUN THEME
Shaping the Future of Digital Governance
Cyber Governance, Digital Rights, Artificial Intelligence & Online Security
Technology is reshaping society faster than ever before. CyberMUN gives student delegates a platform to examine how governments, institutions and communities should respond to the opportunities and risks of an increasingly connected world.
Questions for the Committee Floor
What Will Delegates Debate?
These questions will form part of the policy discussions and negotiations during Kid Glove CyberMUN 2026.
How should governments regulate Artificial Intelligence?
Should digital privacy be considered a fundamental human right?
Can cyberspace remain open while ensuring national security?
CYBERMUN COMMITTEES
Five Committees. Five Critical Digital Debates.
Delegates will represent countries, institutions and policy positions across five specialised committees, each focused on a major challenge shaping the future of cyberspace.
Senior / Experienced
UNGA
United Nations General Assembly
Open, Secure and Accessible Cyberspace
Debating international cooperation for a secure and open internet while respecting national sovereignty.
Intermediate
UNHRC
United Nations Human Rights Council
Internet Shutdowns & Human Rights
Exploring digital surveillance, censorship and internet freedom.
Junior
WTO
World Trade Organization
Artificial Intelligence & Global Economy
Examining AI's impact on employment, innovation and international trade.
Intermediate
ITU
International Telecommunication Union
Future of Net Neutrality
Debating telecom monopolies, internet access and digital equality.
Intermediate
KLA
Kerala Legislative Assembly
Kerala Against Cybercrime
Developing policy recommendations against key cybercrime challenges affecting citizens and communities.
- Online Financial Fraud
- Cyberbullying
- AI-generated Misinformation
DELEGATE SELECTION PROCESS
Identifying Kerala's Future Digital Leaders
Participation in the Kid Glove Summit – Model United Nations 2026 is by selection, ensuring that delegates represent the most enthusiastic, capable, and socially responsible students from across Kerala.
As part of the Kid Glove Project, certified Kid Glove Trainers have been conducting cyber safety and digital citizenship programmes in schools throughout the state. During these sessions, trainers identify potential delegates through a structured evaluation process that assesses communication, leadership, critical thinking, collaboration, and awareness of cyber issues.
Selection Outcome
Following this statewide selection process, approximately 200 outstanding students from different districts of Kerala will be invited to participate in the Kid Glove Summit – Model United Nations 2026, where they will represent countries and institutions while debating global issues on cyber governance, digital rights, artificial intelligence, and online security.
No previous MUN experience required.
Evaluation Framework
Selection Strategies
Classroom interactions and group discussions
Public speaking and presentation activities
Cyber safety awareness sessions
Problem-solving and critical thinking exercises
Leadership and teamwork assessments
Debate and communication challenges
Teacher recommendations and trainer evaluations
Participation in Kid Glove activities and school programmes
KID GLOVE CYBER MUN 2026