Indigenous displacement refers to the forced removal of Indigenous peoples from their ancestral lands and territories. This often occurs due to colonization, resource extraction, or development projects, which disrupt traditional ways of life and cultural practices. Displacement can lead to loss of identity, language, and connection to the land. The impacts of Indigenous displacement are profound, affecting not only the individuals and communities involved but also their ecosystems. Many Indigenous groups, such as the Native American tribes in the United States or the First Nations in Canada, continue to advocate for their rights and seek restitution for the lands and resources taken from them.