Social justice is the process of making things right – or fair – for someone other than yourself. When you intervene on behalf of another person to resolve an inequity or an injustice, I’d call that social justice. Typically, when people speak about social justice, they’re referring to a broader scale effort. Examples might be seeking equal rights for an oppressed group of people, perhaps because of their ethnicity or gender. It could be the intervention of human trafficking or feeding the poor in third-world countries. Many issues can fall into the category of social justice and some great organizations that position themselves to address the needs of others.