Activism
Pronunciation: /ˈæktɪˌvɪzəm/
Activism (noun)
- Actions taken to bring about social or political change, often by speaking out, organizing events, or campaigning.
- Systematic efforts by groups to influence laws, policies, or public attitudes through organized actions.
- Work aimed at advancing a specific cause, such as human rights or environmental protection, using public pressure.
Examples
- Activism can push public change efforts in a community.
- Public change efforts often start with activism from ordinary people.