Social movements exert significant influence on community engagement by mobilizing citizens around common causes, often driving political change and public awareness. These movements can raise awareness of social issues, such as racial equality, women's rights, or environmental concerns. By fostering collective action, they empower individuals to participate actively in political processes, enhancing civic engagement. Furthermore, successful movements can create lasting changes in public policy and societal norms. The impact of social movements extends beyond immediate objectives, as they often inspire ongoing community activism and the formation of more resilient civic networks.