Social issues impact all of us—but who decides what counts as a social problem? And how do individuals and communities create meaningful change? This engaging four-session course, led by Bellarmine University Professor Ainsley Lambert-Swain, invites participants of all backgrounds to explore how social problems are defined, framed, and addressed.
Through interactive discussions and hands-on activities, participants will examine how public conversations are shaped by media, experts, and grassroots efforts. We’ll also explore how civic engagement—whether through voting, advocacy, or community organizing—plays a role in shaping policies and solutions. This course provides a welcoming space for open dialogue, critical thinking, and collaborative problem-solving.
No prior knowledge is needed— just an interest in understanding social issues and how change happens!
This program is presented by MyLibraryU and is free and open to the public. Registration is requested online or by calling (502) 574-1623.