Grassroots movements significantly influence policy changes in education by amplifying the voices of marginalized communities and advocating for their needs. Through organized efforts, such movements bring attention to inequities and push for reforms that promote access and equity in education. These movements often rely on community mobilization, collective action, and strategic alliances to effect change, such as advocating for funding, improved facilities, or revised curricula. Successful grassroots initiatives demonstrate the power of community agency and can lead to significant alterations in education policy, ultimately fostering more equitable educational environments for all students.