Social Reformism

In what ways can sports and teams be a platform for social change, based on your school's experience?

How could your community better support the dreams and ambitions of its younger members?

If you could have coffee with a social reformer from the past, who would it be and what would you ask them?

What's a real-life example of overcoming a barrier that you've seen in your school or community, and what was the outcome?

If you could propose an after-school program to promote social awareness, what would be its focus?

How has a personal setback taught you about the importance of social support systems?

What local issue are you willing to stand up for, and what first step would you take?

How would you describe a perfect day in a society that has achieved social equality?

What is one actionable step you think could be taken toward creating a more inclusive society?

How might your daily life be impacted if environmental sustainability was prioritized?

When have you had to make a tough choice due to economic constraints, and how did it feel?

What's an act of kindness you've witnessed that motivated you to help others?

Have you ever seen peaceful protest lead to meaningful change, and how did it impact your views on activism?

What's a time you felt heard by someone in power, and how did it influence your views on leadership?

Can you name a small act in your community that contributed to a larger social change?

How do you experience the benefits or downsides of globalization in your daily life?

If you could improve one social service (like public healthcare or education) in your community, which would it be and why?

In what ways do you believe your local community treats its members unequally, and how does that affect you?

How does the idea of 'fairness' play out in your everyday life?

Can sharing personal stories on social media be an effective tool for driving social change, and why or why not?

How would protecting natural spaces in your area impact the well-being of your community?

In what ways can volunteering or community service educate us about the needs for social reform?

How might your life be different if all genders were truly treated as equals?

If you could ensure one basic necessity for everyone in your community tomorrow, what would it be and why?

What do you consider to be the most significant barrier to higher education, and how should it be addressed?

How could making public transportation better and more accessible transform your city or town?

In what way could schools do more to prepare students for actively participating in a just society?

Have you ever stood up for someone who was being treated unfairly, and how did that make you feel?

How would your daily life improve if everyone was guaranteed a basic living wage?

How has the current state of healthcare affected your views on social reform?

How would establishing gender equality in workplaces influence your future career choices?

What daily struggle do you face that you wish was addressed by social reforms?

Have you felt the impact of income inequality in your life or school, and what did that look like?

What's one stereotype you wish could be changed, and how might that affect society?

If you had to volunteer for an issue affecting your community, what would you choose and why?

How would you feel if your future was determined by a lottery system instead of merit?

If you could create a new law that promotes fairness, what would it aim to solve?

How do you think your life would change if everyone had equal access to healthcare?

Can you share a personal experience where you witnessed inequality and what would have helped in that situation?

Imagine a society with perfect equality; what is one thing you think would be most different from today's world?

How can we ensure that social reforms include the voices of those they aim to help?

What social reform would have the most positive impact on your daily life?