Indigenous movements are collective actions and strategies developed by Indigenous communities to promote the political, economic, and cultural rights of Indigenous people, often centering on reclaiming and protecting Indigenous land, culture, and sovereignty. Indigenous movements fight against oppressive power structures, often advocating for self-determination, self-agency, and self-governance against the colonial states that have historically denied Indigenous people their basic rights and governance autonomy.

See also: native people, social movement, post capitalism, spiritual practice, first nations