microactivism
Microactivism refers to small-scale, everyday actions undertaken by individuals or small groups to support social or political aims. It focuses on accessible, low-cost activities that can be done privately or in public and that, collectively, may influence public discourse, policy, or organizational practices over time.
Typical practices include signing online petitions, sharing information and resources, contacting elected representatives, making small cash
Microactivism is often viewed as complementary to larger, organized movements rather than a replacement for them.
Critics note that microactivism can be perceived as performative or insufficient to address structural issues, sometimes