During her UN-Day lightning talk, Emilia looks back at her time in the UNA-USA community at Webster University, which was built on the principle of identifying a gap and then working out the solution. She asks what it was that attracted people to the community and goes on to list her key takeaways. Her core question is: How do small things actually lead to community building? For the growing UNA Rockies chapter, she suggests several practical things that could be done: a shared group chat, introducing people to one another, and just making people feel welcome.
From Ideas to Community: Lessons from UNA-USA at Webster University | Emilia Valentina Arevalo | UN Day 2026
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