ISNO Social justice policy

ISNO Social justice policy

Social Justice Overview

Social justice refers to the equitable distribution of resources, opportunities, and privileges within a society. It emphasizes fairness and aims to address systemic inequalities related to factors such as race, gender, economic status, and disability.

1. Equity: Ensuring individuals have access to the same opportunities by addressing systemic barriers.​
2. Access: Guaranteeing that everyone has access to essential services and rights, such as education, healthcare, and employment.​
3. Participation: Encouraging inclusive participation in societal decision-making processes, allowing marginalized voices to be heard.​
4. Rights: Upholding and protecting individual and collective rights, ensuring legal and social systems promote fairness.​

Incorporating social justice into various sectors, including disability rights, is vital. For instance, the Ford Foundation emphasizes that achieving true justice requires recognizing the interconnectedness of disability with other social justice issues

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