Module 2​: Perspectives of Social Sustainability: Is Anyone Living Sustainable?​

This module, titled “Perspectives of Social Sustainability: Is Anyone Living Sustainable?”, explores the intersection of human well-being, equity, and environmental stewardship. It addresses systemic barriers to sustainability, highlights the role of individuals and institutions, and provides actionable strategies for students to promote social sustainability in their communities. The module integrates interactive exercises, case studies, and real-world examples to foster critical thinking and engagement.

Learning Objectives

1. Define social sustainability
2. Describe examples of social sustainability, cultural sustainability, economic sustainabilty and political sustainability (social movements)
3. Adopt of a sustainable lifestyle
4. Distinguish illegal and legal practices
5. Advocate for social sustainability through environmental literacy
6. Lead and implement sustainability initiatives
7. Understand regulatory bodies and their role in social sustainability
8. Understand individual and business rights and duties
9. Identify environmental crimes