How does grassroots advocacy work?

Can you explain what grassroots advocacy is?

Grassroots advocacy is a movement driven by the community to influence decision-makers and policies.

How does it differ from traditional lobbying?

Unlike traditional lobbying, which often involves professional lobbyists, grassroots advocacy relies on ordinary citizens mobilizing to express their views.

What are some effective strategies for grassroots advocacy?

Effective strategies include organizing community events, using social media campaigns, and building coalitions with other groups.

Can you give me an example of a successful grassroots campaign?

Sure! The Civil Rights Movement in the 1960s is a prime example, where grassroots efforts led to significant legislative changes.