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The document discusses social justice, emphasizing the need for equal access to rights, opportunities, and resources while addressing issues such as poverty, social inequalities, and climate change injustice. It outlines various forms of discrimination, including classism, racism, sexism, and ageism, and highlights the impact of predatory capitalism and occupational injustice on marginalized communities. Additionally, it encourages community engagement through social media campaigns to raise awareness and promote action on social justice issues.

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CSC12-Q3A5

The document discusses social justice, emphasizing the need for equal access to rights, opportunities, and resources while addressing issues such as poverty, social inequalities, and climate change injustice. It outlines various forms of discrimination, including classism, racism, sexism, and ageism, and highlights the impact of predatory capitalism and occupational injustice on marginalized communities. Additionally, it encourages community engagement through social media campaigns to raise awareness and promote action on social justice issues.

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COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT,

SOLIDARITY, AND
CITIZENSHIP
SOCIAL JUSTICE
What is Social Justice?
Social justice is the idea that everyone
should have equal access to rights,
opportunities, and resources.

SOCIAL JUSTICE
SOCIAL JUSTICE
Poverty
Unjust forms of Social Inequalities
Predatory Capitalism
Occupational Injustice
Climate Change Injustice
POVERTY
POVERTY
A human condition characterized by the
sustained or chronic deprivation of the
resources, capabilities, choices,
security, and power necessary for the
enjoyment of an adequate standard of
living, and other civil, cultural,
economic, political, and social rights.
SUBSISTENCE CAPABILITY
MINIMUM

SOCIAL MULTI-
EXCLUSION DIMENSIONAL
SUBSISTENCE
MINIMUM

Subsistence Minimum is a minimum level of


income, which is considered to be necessary to
ensure sustenance and other basic personal
needs at a level allowing the individual to survive.
SUBSISTENCE CAPABILITY
MINIMUM

SOCIAL MULTI-
EXCLUSION DIMENSIONAL
CAPABILITY

Capability deprivation indicates a weak state of


capability or some form of capability suffering. Those
without adequate capabilities cannot function as
healthy and creative human beings and thus are
considered to be capability deprived.
SUBSISTENCE CAPABILITY
MINIMUM

SOCIAL MULTI-
EXCLUSION DIMENSIONAL
Social exclusion is a process whereby certain individuals
are born into or pushed to the margins of society and
prevented from participating in social, cultural,
economic, and political life.

SOCIAL
EXCLUSION
SUBSISTENCE CAPABILITY
MINIMUM

SOCIAL MULTI-
EXCLUSION DIMENSIONAL
This includes a lack of access to education, healthcare,
sanitation or work, and also non-material aspects of poverty
including relationships, voice (how much control we have
over decisions that affect our lives) and time-use (how you
spend your time, and what portion is taken up doing unpaid
care or domestic work for example).

MULTI-
DIMENSIONAL
UNJUST FORMS OF
SOCIAL INEQUALITIES
UNJUST FORMS OF
SOCIAL INEQUALITIES
Refers to the denial of human rights of
individuals based on the perception of of
their inferiority by those with more power,
wealth, and prestige.
CLASSISM RACISM SEXISM

AGEISM GENDER BIAS

DISABILITY IDEOLOGICAL
BIAS BIAS
CLASSISM

The belief that people from certain social


or economic classes are superior to others.
RACISM

Racism is when a person is treated worse,


excluded, disadvantaged, harassed,
bullied, humiliated or degraded because of
their race or ethnicity
SEXISM

prejudice or discrimination based on sex.


especially : discrimination against women.
GENDER BIAS

Is the tendency to provide preferential


treatment toward one gender over
another, or have prejudice against a
certain gender
AGEISM

The systematic stigmatization of and


discrimination against individuals because
of their age, most commonly because they
are elderly.
DISABILITY BIAS

When a person with a disability is treated


less favourably than a person without the
disability in the same or similar
circumstances.
IDEOLOGICAL BIAS

Refers to the intense commitment to


certain religious, political, or philosopical
idea that resuilts in the oppressive
dismissal of other ideas.
HAVE YOU EVER
EXPERIENCE POVERTY?
HAVE YOU EVER
EXPERIENCE
DISCRIMINATION?
WHAT DO YOU THINK IS
THE CONNECTION
BETWEEN POVERTY AND
DISCRIMINATION?
PREDATORY
CAPITALISM
Refers to the
unregulated actions
and strategies of
PREDATORY corporations to
CAPITALISM whatever cause, that
is, profit-making is
prioritized over public
interest.
PREDATORY PRICING
Selling goods or services below cost
in order to drive competitors out of a
market.
OCCUPATIONAL
INJUSTICE
Occupational injustice is
a term used to describe
situations where
individuals, groups, or
communities are
prevented from
participating in
meaningful occupations OCCUPATIONAL
that promote health and
wellbeing due to factors
INJUSTICE
beyond their control, such
as physical, social,
economic, cultural, or
financial barriers.
OCCUPATIONAL
ALIENATION
Occupational injustice is a term used to describe
situations where individuals, groups, or communities are
prevented from participating in meaningful occupations
that promote health and wellbeing due to factors beyond
their control, such as physical, social, economic, cultural,
or financial barriers.
Occupational apartheid is the concept in occupational
therapy that different individuals, groups and communities
can be deprived of meaningful and purposeful activity
through segregation due to social, political, economical
factors and for social status reasons.

OCCUPATIONAL
APARTHEID
OCCUPATIONAL
DEPRIVATION
Prolonged restriction from participation in necessary or
meaningful activities due to circumstances outside the
individual's control.
It refers to the process of unjustly limiting or excluding
people to participate in certain occupations due to
situations wherein people are stigmatized by their gender,
illness, or disability.

OCCUPATIONAL
MARGINALIZATION
CLIMATE CHANGE
INJUSTICE
CLIMATE CHANGE
INJUSTICE
Climate justice is rooted in recognising that
climate change is causing a multitude of
detrimental social, economic, health, and other
impacts on vulnerable communities who have
contributed the least to the climate crisis. In
short, the climate crisis is making existing
inequalities and injustices a whole lot worse.
WHAT SECTOR IS THE
MOST VULNERABLE TO
INJUSTICE?
ACTIVITY: Create a Social
Media Campaign for a Social
Justice Issue
TASK: Create a social media campaign that includes a
series of posts, videos, infographics, or hashtags aimed at
informing the public and encouraging action for a specific
social justice issue (e.g., climate justice, racial equality,
voting rights).

OBJECTIVE: Utilize social media platforms to promote a


social justice cause and mobilize people to take action.

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