Model UN

Thomas, a young member of a men's rights group, takes it upon himself to march to Ottawa with a fed up group of political protesters to demand back their freedoms. All over the world similar riots and protests are breaking out as global citizens demand for more liberty and less government restrictions on their lives.

Meanwhile, U.N. Secretary General, Nigerian Nané Alakija, makes a bold move by announcing that the UNs approach to these global issues are no longer working. She is radically reforming the way the UN operates and is looking to put the entire Security Council in the hands of today's youth, between the ages of 14-19.

We meet Dakota, Jouko, Ramon, Apple, Susie, and Daniel who make up the intelligent, sensitive, but also hilarious newly established Security Council. The new Council comes up with a radical idea to address international political unrest.

The Security Councilors are paired off and assigned continents where they will recruit government officials and their opponents. Many adventures abound, friendships are built, and trust might slowly be rebuilt. But will the interlopers who have been strategically recruited to sabotage this peace-building movement have enough ammunition to do so?