Fairness and justice are not just ideas—they need to be turned into action. Even small actions can make a difference in society.
From Observation to Action
Some children in the community may not have enough resources or cannot join activities due to their family situation. After noticing these issues, we can think: how can we help? For example, organizing book drives, donating school supplies, or spending time with those in need.
Community Collaboration Makes Justice Concrete
Actions for justice do not have to be done alone. Collaborating with classmates, teachers, or family can amplify impact. Examples include:
- Organizing books for the library or creating a reading corner
- Hosting community drives for food or clothing
- Discussing class rules together to ensure everyone has a fair voice
- Collaboration allows actions to reach more people, making fairness and justice tangible.
Simple Actions Students Can Take
- Even small steps can spread justice:
- Notice who needs help and offer support
- Promote fair games or activities at school
- Express your thoughts on fairness and justice through writing, speaking, or art
- Each small action is a seed of justice-accumulated, they can change society.
A Quiet Force of Justice
Justice does not need to be loud-it can be implemented through small, consistent actions. When everyone cares for the vulnerable, speaks up, and collaborates, society gradually becomes more peaceful and fair.
Shane Students’ Reflection Exercise
● Can you think of three small actions to make fairness felt by those around you?
● Which is more important for justice, “observation” or “action”? Why?
● How can you collaborate with classmates or family to put fairness into practice?
About SDGs
SDG16 Peace, Justice, and Strong Institutions
Promote peaceful and inclusive societies for sustainable development, provide access to justice for all, and build effective, accountable, and inclusive institutions at all levels.
Goal 16: Peace, Justice, and Strong Institutions | The Global Goals
