Civil voluntary action contributes to political change by encouraging citizens to engage in civic activities, such as volunteering, activism, and community organizing. These actions foster a sense of responsibility and empowerment, enabling individuals to advocate for social issues and influence public policy. Involvement in civil organizations can lead to increased awareness of political processes and build networks that support collective action. Through grassroots initiatives, civil voluntary action can raise important issues to the forefront of political discourse, driving systemic change and enhancing democratic participation.