Cannabis advocacy refers to the efforts made by individuals and organizations to promote the legal use and acceptance of cannabis. Advocates often focus on raising awareness about the benefits of medical cannabis, its potential therapeutic uses, and the importance of reforming laws that criminalize its use. They aim to educate the public and policymakers about the positive impacts of legalization on health, economy, and social justice. Advocacy can take many forms, including public campaigns, lobbying efforts, and community outreach. Organizations like the Marijuana Policy Project and the National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws (NORML) play significant roles in these efforts. By working together, advocates strive to change perceptions and influence legislation surrounding cannabis use.