Social movements are organized efforts by groups of people to promote or resist change in society, typically aiming to address social, political, economic, or cultural issues. These movements often mobilize around a shared identity or cause, seeking to influence public opinion, policy, or social norms through collective action. Social movements can manifest in various forms, including protests, advocacy campaigns, and community organizing, and may use strategies such as demonstrations, lobbying, or grassroots mobilization to achieve their goals. They often arise in response to perceived injustices or inequalities and play a significant role in shaping societal change and advancing human rights. Key examples include the civil rights movement, environmental movements, feminist movements, and labor movements, each addressing specific societal challenges and striving for progress.
International Women's Day 2025 focuses on the theme Empowering the Next Generation, highlighting the vital role of young women and girls in shaping the future. The Beijing Declaration and Platform…