Reform movements

Definition

Reform movements are organized efforts aimed at changing specific social, political, economic, or environmental issues within society. These movements seek to improve aspects of society by promoting change that aligns with their vision of progress.

Related terms

Social Change: The transformation over time of culture, behavior, social institutions, and social structure of society.

Activism: The practice of taking vigorous action in support of or opposition to an issue to promote change.

Civil Disobedience: A form of protest where individuals nonviolently violate laws they consider unjust to challenge government policies or societal norms