The LaRouche movement is a political and cultural organization founded by Lyndon LaRouche in the 1970s. It promotes a unique blend of economic theories, emphasizing the importance of scientific progress and infrastructure development. The movement has been known for its controversial views on various global issues, including economics, politics, and health. Members of the LaRouche movement often engage in activism, distributing literature and organizing events to promote their ideas. They advocate for policies that they believe will lead to a more just and prosperous society, often critiquing mainstream political parties and institutions for their approaches to economic and social challenges.