Changemaker Vocabulary Terms

3. a statement or action expressing disapproval of or objection to something.
6. An individual who identifies a social problem and takes creative action to solve it.
11. Someone who publicly supports a cause or pleads on behalf of others.
12. A public display of group opinion, such as a march or rally, to attract attention to a cause.
13. An organized effort toward a specific goal, often involving lobbying or community events.

1. Unfairness - Inequality
2. Attempting to influence policymakers and "levers of power" to create new laws.
4. The persistence required to continue working toward a goal despite obstacles.
5. The legal right to vote, often a central goal for historical activists.
7. A person or group that provides support to marginalized communities in their pursuit of equality
8. The ability to understand and share the feelings of others, often a primary motivator for change.
9. A strategic refusal to buy products or use services to protest unfair practices.
10. A person focused on making systemic changes to improve institutions like education or healthcare.
11. A person who takes direct action to achieve political or social goals.