Advocacy significantly impacts legislative change by mobilizing public opinion and influencing policymakers. Advocacy groups raise awareness about specific issues, providing information and resources to both the public and legislators. This pressure can result in the introduction of new legislation or amendments to existing laws. Effective advocacy often involves building coalitions, utilizing media, and engaging in direct lobbying. By highlighting the urgency and importance of certain policies, advocates create a sense of responsibility among lawmakers, ultimately facilitating reforms that reflect public interests and needs.