Question: As we move to close out the course, let's quickly call to mind what we have covered in the last 6 weeks. In our time
As we move to close out the course, let's quickly call to mind what we have covered in the last 6 weeks. In our time together, we have examined social justice from 6 different perspectives. Our final conversation together will provide you with an opportunity to reflect on these different perspectives and identify what aspects of social justice will be used in your own work, or on behalf of your organization.
To begin your personal reflection, spend some time reviewing the Course Concept Map
Concept Map Transcript
Week 1: Academic Perspective for Social Justice
- What framework and approaches can I use to explore social justice?
- How does the diversity of human experience relate to social justice?
Week 2: Social Inequalities & Valuing Others
- How does the diversity of the human experience lead to inequities?
- How can I understand social inequities?
Week 3: Social Justice Movements
- How do social inequities lead to social justice movements?
- How do movements evolve through the different social justice approaches to influence legislation?
Week 4: Organizational & Industry Responses to Inequities
- How does the organization recognize its own inequities and address them?
- Does the industry to which the organization belongs recognize and address social inequities?
Week 5: Personal Responses to Human Diversity
- From my perspective and experience, what is the impact of being treated inequitably?
- How do I consider my own values in my responses to the diversity of the human experience?
Week 6: Creative Expression of Marginalized Identities
- How can we experience creative expression of marginalized identities through the arts to understand and value identities different from our own?
- How can the arts be used as a call to action or to represent the concept of social justice?
Week 7: Professional Application & Personal Reflection
- What questions related to social justice has this course raised for me that are relevant to:
- my own professional practice
- my organization
- my industry?
To refresh your memory of the perspectives we examined.
- How will you use what you've learned about social justice in your own professional practice or on behalf of your organization?
- What is your understanding of social justice and social inequities?
- What is a question you still have about social justice?
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