Participating in Society

Social Participation - As a group we decided to investigate whether we can play a role in the issues affecting the students of our school and whether we can hear our voice . The problem is the current situation of our uniforms in particular. - I chose this question because I am worried that many young people are complaining, but this democratic society has not done anything. - Through our project, we hope to actually make a change, test whether democracy is still there, and see some improvements in the unified standard.

• The ability of individuals to participate in society: Some people think that it is a basic necessity to be able to participate in society or to feel included in society. Such lack of demand is an indicator of poverty. For some, this means accurately and fairly reflecting their existence in society and culture, rather than feeling that some parts of public life are out of their reach. For other people, you can participate in social activities on a regular basis so that you can participate equally with your colleagues.

There are two ways to solve the problem facing society. Citizens participate in government and political life and experience non-political participation in civil society and private life. For example, when dealing with a crime, social participation may involve forming a neighborhood surveillance. Political participation involves visiting officials, providing appropriate protection to the police, and agreeing to pay the necessary taxes. Social and political participation are not mutually exclusive and they may overlap. However, depending on the situation, the method may be more appropriate. Political and social participation is essential to American constitutional democratic health

Improvement of women's status is as important as women's full participation in social political participation. When women play a positive and equitable role in the economy, society can better realize its economic and social potential. In fact, many studies have shown that productivity and economic growth rate are improved by reducing the difference between the male and female employment rates. The 2011 World Gender Disparity Report of the World Economic Forum shows that the expansion of gender equality is positively correlated with per capita GDP growth in 134 countries. The Food and Agriculture Organization found that equal access to land, credits, fertilizer and other inputs increased domestic agricultural production by 4% and decreased the number of hungry people by 100 million to 150 million It was.