1. SOCIAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL RESPONSIBILITY
Definitions

2. Social Justice Redressing the situation
whereby people with fewer choices ( normally the poor and disadvantaged )
often suffer the most from discrimination (e.g. race, gender, age, etc )
and a lack of acknowledgement of their human rights
and access to services ( e.g. health and educational )
and infrastructure (e.g. water, housing, etc )

3. Environmental Justice
The right to a safe, healthy, productive and sustainable environment

4. Environmental Justice

5. Poverty Being poor Having little money or few possessions
Not having enough money for the basic things that people need to live properly

6. Volunteerism
Working on behalf of others without payment for your time and services
Performing an act of kindness
Freely giving of your talent, time and effort
WHAT DO YOU DO?

7. Poverty

8. Civic Life Relating to citizenship or being a citizen
Civic life is the public life of the citizen concerned with the affairs of the community and nation as contrasted with private or personal life.

9. Civic Life

10. An active civic life recognizes that the task of creating, sustaining, and improving our communities and democratic institutions is not confined to the classroom or the boardroom; the town hall or the town square; the soapbox or the ballot box.

11. Social Thinking Skills
Skills that enable you to consider the views of others
To understand how to behave in society
And to express care and concern to others
WHO HAS SOCIAL THINKING SKILLS?
GIVE AN EXAMPLE FROM YOUR LIFE