Liberation Theology

If you could volunteer for a cause close to your heart, what would it be and why?

In your opinion, what's the most underrated way to contribute to positive change in society?

How does your vision of a fair and just society differ from the world you see around you?

How would our communities change if everyone actively fought against injustices they encountered?

What actions do you think are most critical for creating a more equal and compassionate society?

What role do you think spirituality should play in discussions about economic and social policies?

Can you think of a time when your efforts or the efforts of others have contributed to the 'common good'?

What actions can students take to address socio-economic disparities in education?

Do you think that people with more resources have an obligation to assist those without; why or why not?

How might storytelling and shared experiences empower communities to create change?

What's one action you believe could make your school or community more inclusive?

How does the idea of 'standing with the marginalized' resonate with your values?

How do you think your generation can contribute to a movement for social justice?

What does the concept of 'solidarity' mean to you, and how have you practiced it?

What are some ways in which empathy can lead to action against social injustices?

Do you think faith can be a powerful tool for social change, and if so, how?

What are your thoughts on the idea that religious teachings should directly address economic and political inequalities?

Can you envision a church that primarily serves the needs of the poor; what would it look like?

How do you feel about using religious narratives as a framework for advocating social justice?

Should religious leaders take an active role in political matters; why or why not?

If you were to create a campaign to address a local social issue, what would it focus on and why?

In what ways do acts of kindness and community service contribute to societal 'liberation'?

Have you ever felt a responsibility to help others less fortunate than you, and in what way?

In what ways can young people influence older generations regarding social issues?

When was the last time you saw someone make a sacrifice for the greater good, and how did it impact you?

What does it mean to have a 'voice' in society, and how can those with a platform best use it?

What song, speech, or piece of art has changed the way you think about social activism?

When has a person's story about their struggles deeply impacted you?

How does the concept of equality manifest in your day-to-day life?

What is your most impactful memory involving community service or action?

When you think of 'the greater good,' what is the first example that comes to mind?

How do you define 'social change,' and can you be a part of it as a student?

What is one thing you think your generation is getting right about tackling social problems?

In your life, how do you balance personal ambitions with the desire to help others?

What is one belief you hold strongly about social justice that you would stand up for?

Can you share an experience where you've felt connected to a larger community seeking social or political change?

How do you believe young people can effectively support each other in pursuit of a just society?

What’s a personal triumph over adversity you've witnessed that has motivated you to support others?

How can acts of kindness in a school setting create ripple effects in the larger community?

What's the most difficult conversation you’ve had about social justice, and what did you learn from it?

What are the first steps you would suggest to someone looking to address inequity in their community?

If you could empower one group within your community with a stronger voice, who would it be and why?

What motivates you personally to take action when you see an issue of fairness or justice in your community?

What kind of world do you dream of living in, and what do you see as your role in creating it?

If you were to mentor a younger student, what social values would you want to pass on?

What are some non-material ways that we can enrich each others' lives within our community?

When have you felt a meaningful connection to a larger cause, and how did you respond?

What would you do if you saw someone being overlooked or mistreated because of their background?

Have you ever felt moved by a particular social issue to take some form of action; what was it and what did you do?

In a world that often emphasizes individual success, how do you personally find meaning in contributing to the well-being of others?

Reflecting on the concept that every person can make a difference, what small action have you taken or could take to bring about positive change in your community?

How has a personal belief or value motivated you to act towards social justice, even in small ways?

Can a society truly achieve progress without addressing the needs of its most vulnerable members?

What role do you think moral or spiritual guidance should play in driving social and political change?

How have your personal beliefs or experiences influenced the way you view helping others?

How do acts of civil disobedience influence your perception of justice and equality?

How does the phrase 'justice for all' translate into daily actions in your own environment?

If you had the power to solve one social issue overnight, what would it be, and why?