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Social Issues
By – Suryansh Agrawal
Class/Section – 10C
Summited – Deepa Phadke , Ragni Bhel mam
Index Page
1 Acknowledgement i
2 Certificate ii
3 Picture & Content 1
4 Awareness Poster 8
5 Summary 9
6 Bibliography 10
Acknowledgment of Social Issues
• We, as a community, recognize the existence and impact of various social issues that affect individuals and groups worldwide.
These issues, including but not limited to, systemic racism, gender inequality, poverty, lack of access to education, healthcare
disparities, and environmental injustice, profoundly shape the lives and opportunities of many people.
• We acknowledge that:
• Systemic Racism: Racism is deeply embedded in many societal structures and institutions, leading to unequal treatment and
opportunities for marginalized racial groups. We stand against all forms of racism and commit to promoting equity and justice.
• Gender Inequality: Gender bias and discrimination continue to limit opportunities and rights for women and non-binary
individuals. We support gender equality and strive for a society where everyone can achieve their full potential regardless of
gender.
• Poverty: Poverty affects millions, depriving them of basic needs such as food, shelter, and security. We are committed to
addressing the root causes of poverty and supporting initiatives that provide economic opportunities for all.
• Lack of Access to Education: Education is a fundamental right, yet many children and adults around the world lack access to quality
education. We advocate for inclusive education systems that ensure every individual has the opportunity to learn and grow.
• Healthcare Disparities: Access to healthcare is unevenly distributed, often based on socioeconomic status, geography, and race.
We believe in the right to health for all and support efforts to make healthcare accessible and equitable.
• Environmental Injustice: Environmental issues disproportionately affect marginalized communities, exacerbating existing
inequalities. We are committed to sustainable practices and policies that protect the environment and promote social justice.
CERTIFICATE
This to certify the “ Mr. Suryansh Agrawal “
successfully completed the research on the
project “ SOCIAL ISSUES “ under the guidance of “
Mrs.Deepa Phadke , Rajni Bhel “ during the year
2024-25 in the partial fulfilment of Social Science
practical examination conducted by CBSE
Introduction & Importance of Social Issues
• Introduction to Social Issues
• Social issues are problems that affect many people within a society. They arise when the collective
behaviors and conditions within a community create barriers to individuals' well-being, rights, and
access to resources. These issues can span a wide range of areas, including but not limited to, economic
inequality, racial discrimination, gender bias, environmental degradation, and lack of access to
education and healthcare. Understanding and addressing social issues are essential for creating a more
just and equitable society where all individuals have the opportunity to thrive.
• Importance of Addressing Social Issues
• 1. Promotes Equality and Justice
• Addressing social issues is fundamental to promoting equality and justice. By tackling problems like
systemic racism, gender inequality, and economic disparity, societies can work towards ensuring that all
individuals, regardless of their background, have equal opportunities and are treated fairly.
• 2. Improves Quality of Life
• Social issues often directly impact the quality of life of individuals. For example, lack of access to
healthcare and education can lead to poorer health outcomes and limited economic opportunities. By
addressing these issues, we can improve the overall well-being and quality of life for everyone in the
community.
Climate Change
A dried-up riverbed with
cracked earth under a
scorching sun. The
background shows a
withered tree and distant
smoke plumes from
wildfires. This portrays the
devastating effects of global
warming and environmental
degradation.
Homeless People
A person wrapped in a
thin blanket sleeping on a
sidewalk, surrounded by
makeshift cardboard
boxes. Nearby,
pedestrians walk by
without noticing,
emphasizing the societal
neglect of the homeless
population.
Child Labour
Young children working
in a factory, their faces
and clothes stained with
dirt and exhaustion. They
are handling dangerous
machinery or carrying
heavy loads, highlighting
the grim reality of child
exploitation in labor.
Refugee Crisis
A refugee camp with rows
of tents and makeshift
shelters, crowded with
people carrying the few
belongings they managed to
escape with. Children play in
the dirt while adults stand in
line for food and water,
reflecting the struggles of
displaced populations.
Drug Addiction
A person sitting alone in a
dark alley, holding a
needle, with a distant,
vacant look. The
surrounding environment
is littered with drug
paraphernalia, showing
the isolation and despair
associated with substance
abuse.
Healthcare
Inequality
A crowded, underfunded
public hospital ward with
patients waiting in long
lines, juxtaposed with a
modern, private healthcare
facility where patients
receive immediate, high-
quality care. This visual
emphasizes the disparity in
healthcare access and
quality.
Access to
Education
A picture of a rural classroom
where children are sitting on
the floor, sharing a few old,
torn textbooks. The teacher,
with limited resources, tries
to engage the students. This
image contrasts with a
modern, well-equipped
classroom in a developed
area, illustrating educational
inequity.
Summary
Social issues are topics or subjects that impact many
people. They often reflect current events but also
represent longstanding problems or disagreements that
are difficult to solve. Beliefs, opinions, and viewpoints
can be strong, and debate on these topics is a natural
outcome of public discourse.
Bibliography
Brady, David, and Linda M. Burton, eds. The Oxford Handbook of the
Social Science of Poverty. Oxford University Press, 2016.
Massey, Douglas S. Categorically Unequal: The American Stratification
System. Russell Sage Foundation, 2007.
DiMaggio, Paul. "Cultural Capital and School Success: The Impact of
Status Culture Participation on the Grades of U.S. High School
Students." American Sociological Review, vol. 47, no. 2, 1982, pp. 189-
201.
Amnesty International. Amnesty International Report 2022/23: The
State of the World’s Human Rights. Amnesty International, 2023.

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