The World Indigenous Games is an international sporting event that celebrates the culture and traditions of indigenous peoples from around the globe. Established in 2015, the games aim to promote cultural exchange and strengthen the identity of indigenous communities through sports. Athletes participate in traditional games that reflect their heritage, showcasing skills and practices passed down through generations. Held every four years, the event features a variety of sports, including traditional archery, canoeing, and running. The games provide a platform for indigenous athletes to compete and share their unique cultures, fostering understanding and respect among diverse communities worldwide.