Sociopolitical organizations are groups that focus on social and political issues, aiming to influence public policy and promote social change. These organizations can range from grassroots movements to large non-governmental organizations (NGOs) and often advocate for specific causes, such as human rights, environmental protection, or economic equality. Members of sociopolitical organizations typically engage in activities like lobbying, public education, and community organizing. They may also collaborate with other groups or participate in campaigns to raise awareness about issues affecting their communities. Examples include Amnesty International and Greenpeace, which work on global human rights and environmental issues, respectively.