The 'Impeachment Square' protests from December 2024 stood out for their significant engagement of women who used the space to advocate for gender equality and solidify democratic values. One participant recalls a distinct contrast to the previous impeachment movement in 2016, emphasizing how societal attitudes have shifted to allow younger generations—particularly women—to express their identities openly, including feminist and LGBTQ+ identities. The event not only highlighted women's voices but also marginalized voices, showing a transformative political landscape that embraces diverse identities and inclusivity.

The Korean Women's Association (KWA) noted that the event was significant enough to award its 'Women's Movement Award' to the women activists who promoted discussions around equality, care, and solidarity in their actions. KWA praised these women for bringing to light the social issues often ignored by politics, asserting that sharing resources such as menstrual pads and hot packs symbolized that care is intertwined with politics. Their efforts demonstrated the emerging process of building an egalitarian democracy where every voice matters and is respected.

As the women at the square shared their unique identities and sought solidarity with others, they strove for a society free from discrimination. Through community sharing, attendees cultivated an atmosphere of mutual support that transcended individual challenges. This environment led to further mobilization of solidarity movements, exemplified by groups like 'Wasp Friends' who swiftly responded to other areas in need of advocacy and assistance, indicating a continued dedication to social justice beyond the initial protests.