The phrase "activism movement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a collective effort or organized activity aimed at promoting social or political change.
Example: "The activism movement has gained significant traction in recent years, mobilizing individuals to advocate for environmental justice."
Alternatives: "activist movement" or "movement for activism".
No reference is made in 1985 to the nascent AIDS activism movement.
Uncube magazine charts the rise of this civic engagement and grassroots activism movement, from campaigns in Poznań to shape neighbourhood planning, to calls for participatory budgeting in Sopot.
"It is not like it is over, but the tide is going out on San Francisco," says Chris Carlsson, a resident since 1978 and co-founder of the Critical Mass bicycle activism movement, whose offshoots regularly take over the streets of London and other cities worldwide.
Writer Bill McKibben has built an international climate activism movement around a concentration: 350 ppm.
Signing a petition as a part of some sort of "social activism" movement is a shot in the dark.
Yesterday, global activism movement Avaaz brought together Berlin's Begegnungschor, which translates to "encounter choir" and is made up of Berliners and refugees living in Berlin.
Support for Bite the Ballot, the youth-activism movement which managed to sign up 441,696 people to vote in one week.
"But when they go into a grocery store they can do something they can make decisions about what they are buying and send a very clear message".Those in the food-activism movement agree.
2011 – Mark Kennedy The Guardian reveals the extent to which undercover policeman Mark Kennedy had been infiltrating the international eco-activism movement over a period of more than seven years.
Purists worry that the organic movement's original ideals have been forgotten as large companies that produce and sell organic food on an industrial scale have muscled in.This partly explains why food bought from local producers either directly or at farmers' markets is growing in popularity, and why local-food advocates are now the keepers of the flame of the food-activism movement.
Finn Mackay is the author of Radical Feminism: Feminist Activism in Movement.
