Winona LaDuke is a prominent Native American activist, author, and economist, known for her work on environmental issues and indigenous rights. She is a member of the Ojibwe tribe and has dedicated her life to advocating for sustainable development and the protection of native lands. LaDuke co-founded the organization Honor the Earth, which focuses on environmental justice and the impact of climate change on indigenous communities. In addition to her activism, LaDuke has run for political office, including a bid for vice president on the Green Party ticket in the 1996 and 2000 elections. She has written several books addressing the intersection of indigenous culture, environmentalism, and social justice. LaDuke's efforts have made her a significant figure in the fight for indigenous rights and environmental sustainability.