Being an Active Citizen

As an active citizen I decided to write about the stress surfing association (SAS) and their participation in activities and demonstrations. SAS is operated with clean and safe recreational water without sewage, toxic chemicals, and nuclear waste. SAS is viable and sustainable based on solutions highlighting shortcomings inherent in current practices, attitudes and legislation, industry, legislators and politicians' challenges to end "pumping and dumping" policy We adopt alternative means.

My present speech is about the theme of the generation citizen, the concept of becoming an active citizen. Use a democratic program to work in your community to achieve the concept of change. Make things better. After all, this is what you did through the semester. You chose a question. And you are trying to create a difference. To tell you a context, this story is about the story of my own life. As you know, one of my own stories is because I lived in Latin America and Africa for nearly the whole period of my childhood. I am from the white family of the middle class, I am lucky to get what I need to survive and even prosper. However, when I was young and spent in the slums of Kenya and the rural areas of Ecuador, I talked to political candidates of Zimbabwe's opponents. This brings deep sense of justice to me.

Internet access is essential to become an active citizen. It is a platform for citizen participation, education, economic development, and growing medical care. We can not make it a different place for the disadvantaged people to fall. In order to make technology a driving force for health and equity, the technology itself must be available to everyone.

Being an active citizen in the digital age is the key to nurturing the citizenship norm to maintain democratic processes. Critical thinking and collaboration are an integral part of political involvement and the Internet provides us a platform to hone these skills. We have unprecedented access to information and more and more tools to use it. But it is the responsibility of us and our children and grandchildren to make productive use of the Internet, to promote discussion, to take action and prepare to participate politically. In the online forum, you can get involved directly in the elected officials, participate in each other, sometimes participate in elections with each other, and attract attention from elected staff. In addition, being an active citizen of the digital age means that our voices are heard and not limited to a specific time or place to promote meaningful change, not just to talk about the change It is also important to guide change.