Social Change refers to significant alterations over time in behavior patterns, cultural values, and social institutions within a society. This concept encompasses shifts in social norms, practices, and structures, which can be driven by various factors, including economic developments, technological advancements, political movements, and cultural trends. Social change can manifest in many forms, such as changes in laws, shifts in public opinion, the introduction of new technologies, and evolving social relationships. It can occur at both the individual and collective levels and can be both transformative and incremental. Social change is often seen as necessary for addressing social issues and improving societal conditions.
International Women’s Day 2025 celebrates 30 years since the Beijing Declaration, emphasizing the urgency of achieving global gender equality. This year's theme focuses on empowering young women as central figures…