Social movements advocate for legislative changes by organizing grassroots campaigns and mobilizing public support to address social injustices. These movements often leverage collective actions such as protests, petitions, and online campaigns to raise awareness and influence public opinion. By articulating specific goals—like equal rights, environmental protections, or healthcare reform—social movements effectively pressure lawmakers to consider new policies. They rely on strategic alliances with civil society, media, and advocacy groups to broaden their reach and amplify their message. Through persistent efforts, social movements can successfully shape legislative agendas and catalyze meaningful policy changes that reflect their demands.