The Identitarian Movement is a political and social movement that emerged in Europe in the early 2000s. It focuses on the preservation of cultural identity, particularly among European populations, and often emphasizes opposition to immigration and multiculturalism. The movement promotes the idea that national and ethnic identities should be protected from perceived threats posed by globalization and demographic changes. Members of the Identitarian Movement often engage in activism, including protests and social media campaigns, to raise awareness about their views. They draw inspiration from various historical and philosophical sources, including European nationalism and conservative thought. The movement has been associated with far-right ideologies and has faced criticism for promoting exclusionary and xenophobic beliefs.