The Peace Movement refers to a social and political effort aimed at promoting peace and resolving conflicts without violence. It encompasses various campaigns and organizations that advocate for disarmament, non-violence, and the resolution of disputes through dialogue. The movement has roots in historical events, such as the opposition to the Vietnam War and the nuclear disarmament efforts during the Cold War. Throughout history, notable figures like Martin Luther King Jr. and Mahatma Gandhi have played significant roles in the Peace Movement, emphasizing the importance of nonviolent resistance. The movement continues to address contemporary issues, including military conflicts, human rights, and environmental concerns, striving for a more peaceful world.