In the field, you will encounter policies that affect groups of people or even whole populations. It will be incumbent upon you to objectively evaluate these affects.
For this assignment, you will select a policy that lies at the center of your analysis in this course.
Select one of the following socially charged policies:
Economic and budgetary
Health care
Welfare and Social Security
Education
Environmental and energy
Foreign policy and homeland security
Your supervisor has asked you to make a presentation to the task force examining the policy that you intend to analyze. You will work on this presentation throughout the course.
Prepare a 15- to 20-slide Microsoft® PowerPoint® presentation in which you critique the policy in terms of justice and security. The first slide needs to contain the title of your presentation. The second slide should introduce the potential stakeholders. The rest of the slides should answer the following:
How did the policy develop?
Money
Message
Momentum
How has it evolved?
What are some alternatives?
What is influencing the discussion around this policy?
What are the security issues associated with this policy?
Format your presentation to ensure that the slides only contain essential information and as little text as possible. Do not design a slide made up of long bullet points. Your speaker notes convey the details you would give if you were presenting.
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Title: Analysis of the Welfare and Social Security Policy in Terms of Justice and Security
Slide 1: Title
Analysis of the Welfare and Social Security Policy in Terms of Justice and Security
Slide 2: Introduction to Potential Stakeholders
- Government officials
- Welfare recipients
- Taxpayers
- Nonprofit organizations
- Advocacy groups
Slide 3: How did the policy develop?
- Historical background of welfare and social security
- Introduction of welfare programs like the Aid to Dependent Children Act (1935) and the Social Security Act (1935)
- Evolution and reforms over the years
Slide 4: Money
- Funding sources for welfare and social security programs
- The impact of budgetary decisions on the effectiveness of these programs
- The allocation of resources to different social security initiatives
Slide 5: Message
- The intended goals and objectives of welfare and social security policies
- The messages conveyed by policymakers to the public
- Public perception and understanding of the policies
Slide 6: Momentum
- Political support and opposition for welfare and social security
- The role of public opinion and media in shaping the momentum of the policy
- The influence of interest groups and lobbying efforts
Slide 7: How has it evolved?
- Expansion of welfare and social security programs
- Changes in eligibility criteria and benefit levels
- Introduction of work requirements and other reforms
Slide 8: What are some alternatives?
- Discussion of alternative approaches such as Universal Basic Income
- Examination of other countries' welfare systems and their effectiveness
- Potential solutions to improve the current welfare and social security policy
Slide 9: What is influencing the discussion around this policy?
- Economic factors, such as unemployment rates and poverty levels
- Cultural and societal attitudes towards welfare and social support
- Political ideologies and partisan debates
Slide 10: What are the security issues associated with this policy?
- Fraud and abuse within the system
- Privacy concerns related to personal information collection
- The potential for dependency on welfare programs
Slide 11-15: Additional slides on each question, expanding on the main points and providing specific examples or data where relevant.
Note: Speaker notes should be used to provide additional details and explanations for each slide, as the slides themselves only contain essential information. Avoid using bullet points and instead focus on concise and clear statements for each slide.
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