Anti-war activism refers to the efforts and movements aimed at opposing war and promoting peace. Activists often advocate for non-violent solutions to conflicts, emphasizing diplomacy and dialogue over military action. This activism can take many forms, including protests, public demonstrations, and educational campaigns to raise awareness about the consequences of war. Throughout history, notable anti-war movements have emerged during significant conflicts, such as the Vietnam War and the Iraq War. These movements often involve a diverse group of individuals and organizations, united by a common goal of preventing violence and fostering a more peaceful world.