A nationwide social movement in El Salvador from 2009 to 2018 supported the achievement of the National Health Forum and exemplified goals and outcomes being met by activists. Read more in this case study.  

The Alzheimer's Association was started by activists committed to advancing Alzheimer's knowledge through research. 

The Campus Kitchens Project was an effective scaled up change initiative that addressed food insecurity. read more in this case study. 

A joint fall prevention program by RNAO and the Canadian Patient Safety Institute (CPSI) that was scaled up, scaled out and scaled deep.  

United Kingdom junior doctors increased their capacity as change agents after mobilizing and implementing the WHO surgical checklist. 

One of the key characteristics of the Social Movement Action framework is individual and collective (or shared) action in which people work together through mobilized actions to purposefully create change. 

A key characteristic of the Social Movement Action Framework is "Collective identity" in which individuals engaged in a change initiative develop a shared identity that acts as a powerful driver or 'glue' for their continued commitment to the change and taking action. 

A key characteristic of the Social Movement Action Framework is core leadership structures (or change teams) whose role is to support the guidance and leadership of the change with input and action from others. 

One of the key characteristics of the Social Movement Action Framework is networks of people and resources; these act as supportive mechanisms to access and share tools, ideas and energy to advance change. 

One of the key characteristics of the Social Movement Action Framework is momentum. This article page describes this element in detail.