Social networks significantly influence political mobilization by facilitating communication and organizing among individuals with shared interests. Platforms like Facebook, Twitter, and community forums allow movements to disseminate information rapidly, build coalitions, and coordinate activities. These networks can help raise awareness about issues, galvanize support, and drive grassroots participation. However, the dynamics of social networks can also lead to polarization, as echo chambers reinforce existing beliefs. Thus, they are powerful tools in shaping political engagement and activism.