Social movements are organized efforts by groups of people to promote or resist change in society. They often seek to address social, political, economic, or environmental issues and are characterized by collective action, shared concerns, and a common identity among participants. Social movements typically mobilize around specific goals, such as advocating for civil rights, environmental protection, labor rights, or gender equality, and can operate on local, national, or global levels. They may utilize various strategies to achieve their aims, including protests, public demonstrations, lobbying, and grassroots campaigns. Social movements can play a significant role in shaping public policy, raising awareness of social injustices, and influencing cultural norms. They are dynamic and can evolve over time, responding to changing social contexts and challenges.
International Women's Day 2025 focuses on championing equal rights and opportunities for women and girls, emphasizing the role of young people as essential change-makers. The 30th anniversary of the Beijing…