A large group of people working together for a shared goal.
Social media makes it easier for a movement to spread quickly and gain support.
A reason or goal that people support or fight for, like protecting the environment or fighting for equality.
People often contribute time or money to support a cause they believe in.
A person who takes action to support or fight for a cause they care about, like speaking up, organizing events, or protesting.
Many famous leaders in history were influential activists.
A movement or campaign that is started by ordinary people, rather than by organizations or institutions.
Grassroots initiatives, like local environmental clean-ups, often rely on volunteers and donations.
A gathering of people to express disagreement publicly.
A protest often includes signs, chants, and speeches.
A walk by a group to show support for a cause.
A march often takes place in busy areas to attract attention.
A large meeting to support a cause, with speeches and cheering.
Rallies can take place in parks, streets, or public buildings.
Unity among people with a common interest or cause, creating strength through collective support.
Showing solidarity can be as simple as wearing a pin or sharing a post.
A change to improve something, often a system or law.
Common reforms include education reform to improve schools or healthcare reform to expand access.
A document people sign to support a cause.
Large petitions, like those for climate action, can lead to changes in laws, policies, or company practices.
A refusal to buy or use something to protest or show disapproval.
Consumers often organize boycotts, such as those targeting unethical labor practices, to pressure companies to change.
When workers stop working to demand better pay, conditions, or rights.
Unions usually play a big role in organizing a strike.