Adopt policies, especially fiscal, wage and social protection policies, and progressively achieve greater equality.
Could this be your career mission?
Below are employers you could work for, occupations they employ, and education and training programs to prepare you to achieve this target.
Employers
Community Development Corporations: Work on local economic development initiatives, advocating for policies that support equitable economic growth within communities.
Social Justice Advocacy Groups: Focus on a range of issues, including economic inequality, and work to influence local policies to promote social and economic justice.
Housing Rights Organizations: Advocate for affordable housing and fair housing policies to create more equitable living conditions within a community.
Local Labor Unions: Negotiate fair wages and better working conditions for employees, contributing to economic equality.
Youth Empowerment Organizations: Provide educational and economic opportunities for young people, aiming to reduce disparities and promote equality from an early age.
Environmental Justice Organizations: Focus on the intersection of environmental issues and social justice, advocating for policies that address both environmental concerns and social inequalities.
Neighborhood Associations: Work on local issues, including advocating for policies that improve the overall well-being of residents and promote community equality.
Community Health Organizations: Address health disparities and advocate for healthcare policies that promote equal access to health services within the community.
Citizens' Action Groups: Mobilize community members to advocate for various social and economic issues, including policies promoting equality.
Local Human Rights Organizations: Focus on protecting and promoting human rights within a community, which often involves advocating for policies that ensure equal treatment for all residents.