English Topics: What should cities do to address local social issues?

Ice Breaking Topics

Do you consider yourself a calm or anxious person?
What is one place you would love to visit but haven't yet?
What people in your life make you the happiest? Do you spend much time with them?
What is the most valuable lesson hardship has taught you?
How often do you exercise?
If you could travel to a different climate during one specific season, where would you go and during which season?
If a child somehow survived and grew up in the wilderness without any human contact, how “human” would they be without the influence of society and culture?
When do you decide to break off a friendship?

What should cities do to address local social issues?
Is homelessness an issue in your city?
How effective is your local city government?
If you could change something about your city, what would it be?
What makes a "perfect" society? Is it truly possible?
Have you ever given money to someone who was begging on the street?
What is more effective to improve society: government programs or individual actions?
Is "hostile architecture" (architecture designed to deter homeless people) ethical?

What do you like most about yourself?
What is your opinion on the importance of time management?
How do you think the concept of "slow travel" can enhance one's experiences and connections with the places they visit?
How do you define wisdom?
How do you maintain a sense of balance and stability in your life while actively pursuing your goals and dreams?
What role do you think schools should play in teaching students about personal finance and financial literacy?
How would humanity change if all humans’ life expectancy was significantly increased (let’s say to around 500 years)?
What was the place you enjoyed visiting?