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Charity and Justice [ES]

Both charity and justice have an important part to play in poverty alleviation; individual responses (charity) and social and systemic responses (social justice) are equally essential.

The Rok Kern program is designed around the dual aims of encouraging participants to think about what big picture actions they can take to make a difference in the lives of others (social justice) and what responses they can make to specific individuals (charity). 

This course develops an understanding of the definitions of charity and justice as well as the similarities and differences between them.

Learning Objectives
Learning Outcomes
Curriculum Connections
Learning Objectives
  • Highlight the difference between charity (as a personal solution to a problem) and social justice (as a systematic solution to a problem)
  • Discuss the value of both approaches, recognising that both are necessary
  • Identify the roles that people can play in both systems
Learning Outcomes
  • Students will be able to articulate the characteristics of each model
  • Students will be able to articulate the pros and cons of each model
  • Students will identify how their passions engage each model
Curriculum Connections

Australian National Curriculum

Level 6 General Capabilities

  • Personal and Social Capabilities
    • Recognise emotions
    • Express emotions appropriately
    • Appreciate diverse perspectives
  • Ethical Understanding
    • Explore ethical concepts in context
    • Consider consequences
  • Creative and Critical Thinking
    • Reflect on processes
    • Consider alternatives

Course Content

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Charity and Justice – Lesson  2 to 2.5 hours 3 Activities
Teach students the difference between systematic approaches to ending the injustices that cause poverty (social justice), and individual approaches to address poverty (charity)
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Lesson Content
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Charity and Justice – “It’s Not Fair” Monopoly  45 minutes
In this activity participants will play “It’s not fair” monopoly to experience the realities of people “If the world were 10 people” represents.
Charity and Justice – “It’s Not Fair” Monopoly Discussion  45 minutes
This debrief session for the game is critical and questions are provided to help in this process.
Charity and Justice – Go Deeper  1 hour
Discuss the story "Parable of the River"
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