The Citizen In Society

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The Citizen In Society

COMMUNITY

A community is known as a place where all citizens come together and interact with each other. With different racists in some countries or the same racist in others, they all come together as a community. There are many ways for citizens to connect to there community such as helping around.

Joining in the local community through volunteering is an instant way for young youth-adults to express their responsibilities for their community.

Attending events/exhibitions at important cultural events connects citizens to their community. In the Sikh culture, they have a parade where they connect the processional singing of holy hymns throughout a community. On the countries national birthday, the community gets together to celebrate the birthday or independence of their country.

POLITICS

A citizen connects to politics by they are given the right to vote. When a citizen has a right to vote, they are making a decision/choosing which party they would support or whom they favor that would be a helpful and good leader for their country.

SERVICES

Some other types of services citizens connect to are transportation systems such as public transit, streetcars, subways, etc. Governments favor providing transportation systems for easier traveling to the residents of their country. The government has provided waste management such as recycling and garbage disposal. They also have provided Facilities, Libraries, Pool, etc. So therefore there are various services available based on the government your country provides.

Many citizens can connect to different services provided by the country. Depending on the government and essential services which citizens could access. Some countries such as Canada has free health care services for their citizens so they can have more accessible access when in need of help. Whereas USA citizens have to pay for their health care services.

WORKFORCE

A citizen who attends work every day and spends most of their time has a lot to connect to their workforce. Due to the time and place, they have spent most of their time they tend to interact with peers that they work with and the workforce itself. They later become more aware and experience what happens around outside and learn how to interact with the public.

Lots of jobs tend to take up most of the day. Jobs such as police officers, firefighters, doctors, teachers, piolets, truck drivers, etc. These jobs tend to take up most of the citizen's time and also helps the worker interact with more people outside of the public.