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ROLE OF WOMEN IN SOCIAL CHANGE, descarga (6) - Coggle Diagram
ROLE OF WOMEN IN SOCIAL CHANGE
Now, in present Women lead diverse social movements using modern digital platforms.
Women traditionally confined to domestic roles but occasionally challenged norms.
19th to early 20th century: First-wave feminism focused on legal rights and suffrage, achieving major victories.
Mid to late 20th century: Second-wave feminism expanded focus to workplace equality, reproductive rights, and ending discrimination.
HISTORICAL CONTEXT
The persons that this possible
Influential women leaders (e.g., Malala Yousafzai, Rosa Parks).
Feminist groups from early suffragettes to contemporary organizations.
Causes and Consequences
MOTIVATIONS: Internal (self-fulfillment, solidarity), external (family welfare, economic independence).
Ethical or Human Implications
Challenging oppression and systemic injustice promotes human rights and dignity.
Advocating equality and intersectional justice fosters social fairness and inclusion.
Preserving cultural memory and histories of resistance reinforces identity and communal solidarity.
Connections to Citizenship and Civic Education
Evolution from indirect influence via moral authority and voluntary associations to direct political participation with full citizenship rights.
Women’s digital activism and global advocacy for systemic barriers and intersectional justice.
Empowerment through civic education fostering awareness and participation in democratic processes.
CONSEQUENCES: Legal reforms, greater political participation, transformation of social norms, increased grassroots organizing.
CAUSES: Combat gender inequality, address neglected community needs, challenge patriarchal structures.
Social, Political, or Economic Problem
Lack of representation and voice in decision-making processes.
Overlooked community issues related to women’s health, education, and economic independence.
Gender inequality and discrimination in legal, social, economic, and political spheres.
