You will interview your classmates or an adult to identify an issue which you feel needs to be addressed by social action. You will outline an appropriate course of action and carry out the plan as a form of service learning.

Visit the Gloria Barron Prize for Young Heroes website and look at some examples of social actions other students have taken.
Identify an issue that is important to you that needs social action. You can choose from something you see as a clear need, such as helping an endangered species, feeding the homeless, or gathering school supplies for less fortunate students.
Use the Internet to learn more about social action and your chosen issue. Remember to look for sites that are credible and reliable, such as those hosted by government agencies or educational organizations.
Outline an appropriate course of action for your issue.
Carry out the plan as a form of service learning.
Take notes on what happened during your social action, including what the plan was, who you were with, what you did, when you did it, how it went, what you thought, and what others thought.
Write an essay reflecting on how your social action went. Use your notes to help you construct this account of your service experience.