Indigenous movements refer to the efforts by Indigenous peoples to assert their rights, preserve their cultures, and protect their lands. These movements often focus on issues such as land sovereignty, environmental protection, and social justice. They aim to address historical injustices and promote self-determination for Indigenous communities. These movements can be seen globally, with notable examples including the Zapatista movement in Mexico and the Idle No More campaign in Canada. Activists often work to raise awareness about the challenges faced by Indigenous peoples and advocate for policy changes that respect their rights and traditions.