The Historical Crisis Committee is a committee that operates very uniquely. Here, delegates travel back in time and represent historical figures, simulating a historical event in real-time. Delegates are allowed to rewrite history from their portfolios’ perspective. Our Committee aims to address the regional instability in Europe during the Crimean War by enacting the Congress of Paris 1856, which was the foremost of the many diplomatic meetings between important players wishing to stop the Crimean War. In real life, the Congress resulted in a pledge to jointly maintain the integrity of the Ottoman Empire, thus guaranteeing its independence. The delegates, however, will be free to implement any possible solutions the committee agrees on, whether it be historically accurate or not. The world is truly at each delegate’s fingertips in this committee whether through private and public directives or through draft resolutions and working papers. As a delegate in the Historical Crisis Committee, your role extends beyond traditional debate in which you actively explore the complexities of the past, navigate diplomatic issues, and craft alternative historical narratives.