Introduction
Morals are values that we attribute to a system of beliefs that help the individual define right versus wrong, and good versus bad. Moral concepts, practices as well as judgements may vary from one society to another. An agency has an objective to circulate amongst the conference crowds and serve themselves as “Homeless Hotspots”, in order for this to become active, the agency needed volunteers who were interested to participate and serve themselves as hotspots, they were provide people with high speed internet connection. Those who were willing to participate were provided with a 4G wireless Wi-fi device, business cards, and a T-shirt with their name on it. Those volunteers who served themselves as a hotspot were able to keep …show more content…
In Canada we believe in seconds chances as well as equality because we are a democratic country, meaning that we are all one. What makes it okay to value and judge people based on their wealth status and where they stand in society due to their educational status? A natural reaction that many individuals come across is being
judgmental which is having negative thoughts and words to describe someone or something.
Homeless people are usually stereotyped as “bums” and one of the first impressions some have of a homeless person is begging people for money, that they are a “no life” and that he personally put himself in that position. For example, (2014, December 22). Retrieved from https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AUBTAdI7zuY In this video by Josh Pauler Lin, he ran out into the public to test his concerns and questions about what a homeless man spends his money on. Lin approached a homeless man and greeted him by shaking his hand with respect, and when the homeless man asked for some loose change he stated that it was just so he can feed himself.
Lin pulled out his wallet saying he did not have much but still provided the homeless man with one hundred dollars. The homeless man looked shocked, asking if it was really for him as …show more content…
From the cause of this project they are also being given clean clothes to wear and having those clean tee-shirts provides them with healthier hygiene. They are also equal to society, in terms of being treated equally because they are representing and employed for the agency. There are many situations in life that lead an individual towards being homeless, such as loosing a job, divorce, and the cause of others deaths.
Do not assume and judge someone based off of what you see; everyone has an opportunity to be heard and from there one thing leads to another.
Conclusion
In conclusion, this agencies project resulted in many positive outcomes. Their 4G wireless Wi-fi device which was given to the homeless to provide those individuals who were in the need of Wi-fi when needed. It gave the homeless a beneficial opportunity to earn their basic needs from their salary and donations that were collected; it also helped them open up and interact with others around them and it benefited the cell phone users as well as provided individuals with a basic understanding that not all homeless people are drug addicts or alcoholics. Everyone has potential in them you just got to give them the opportunity to express
who they really
Morals are values that we attribute to a system of beliefs that help the individual define right versus wrong, and good versus bad. Moral concepts, practices as well as judgements may vary from one society to another. An agency has an objective to circulate amongst the conference crowds and serve themselves as “Homeless Hotspots”, in order for this to become active, the agency needed volunteers who were interested to participate and serve themselves as hotspots, they were provide people with high speed internet connection. Those who were willing to participate were provided with a 4G wireless Wi-fi device, business cards, and a T-shirt with their name on it. Those volunteers who served themselves as a hotspot were able to keep …show more content…
In Canada we believe in seconds chances as well as equality because we are a democratic country, meaning that we are all one. What makes it okay to value and judge people based on their wealth status and where they stand in society due to their educational status? A natural reaction that many individuals come across is being
judgmental which is having negative thoughts and words to describe someone or something.
Homeless people are usually stereotyped as “bums” and one of the first impressions some have of a homeless person is begging people for money, that they are a “no life” and that he personally put himself in that position. For example, (2014, December 22). Retrieved from https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AUBTAdI7zuY In this video by Josh Pauler Lin, he ran out into the public to test his concerns and questions about what a homeless man spends his money on. Lin approached a homeless man and greeted him by shaking his hand with respect, and when the homeless man asked for some loose change he stated that it was just so he can feed himself.
Lin pulled out his wallet saying he did not have much but still provided the homeless man with one hundred dollars. The homeless man looked shocked, asking if it was really for him as …show more content…
From the cause of this project they are also being given clean clothes to wear and having those clean tee-shirts provides them with healthier hygiene. They are also equal to society, in terms of being treated equally because they are representing and employed for the agency. There are many situations in life that lead an individual towards being homeless, such as loosing a job, divorce, and the cause of others deaths.
Do not assume and judge someone based off of what you see; everyone has an opportunity to be heard and from there one thing leads to another.
Conclusion
In conclusion, this agencies project resulted in many positive outcomes. Their 4G wireless Wi-fi device which was given to the homeless to provide those individuals who were in the need of Wi-fi when needed. It gave the homeless a beneficial opportunity to earn their basic needs from their salary and donations that were collected; it also helped them open up and interact with others around them and it benefited the cell phone users as well as provided individuals with a basic understanding that not all homeless people are drug addicts or alcoholics. Everyone has potential in them you just got to give them the opportunity to express
who they really