Social movements are organized efforts by a group of people to promote or resist change in society. They often arise in response to social, political, economic, or environmental issues and seek to create awareness, influence public opinion, and effect policy changes. Social movements typically mobilize individuals around common goals or grievances, utilizing various forms of collective action, such as protests, campaigns, or advocacy. They can be grassroots in nature or supported by existing organizations, and they may vary widely in scale, from local initiatives to global campaigns. Social movements have historically played a significant role in advancing civil rights, social justice, environmental protection, and political reform. Their effectiveness can depend on factors such as leadership, resources, public support, and the political context in which they operate.
International Women’s Day 2025 emphasizes unity, justice, and the global pursuit of gender equality. The theme focuses on empowering young women and girls as agents of change. Addressing climate crises…