Indigenous Peoples

Distinct ethnic groups who originated in and have historically inhabited a particular region.

native peoples aboriginals first nations

Indigenous peoples are distinct ethnic groups who originated in and have historically inhabited a particular region, often with unique cultures, languages, and social structures.

/ɪnˈdɪdʒənəs ˌpiːpl̩z/

The term 'indigenous' comes from the Latin word 'indigenus,' meaning native or belonging to a place.

Indigenous peoples are groups of people who have lived in a place for a very long time, like the first people to live there.

The term 'indigenous' comes from the word 'origin'
Many indigenous cultures have rich oral traditions, passed down through storytelling
Indigenous knowledge often includes deep understanding of local ecosystems

Who are indigenous peoples? People who have lived in a region for generations, often with unique cultures and traditions
Where do indigenous peoples live? Across the globe, including Australia, North America, South America, Africa and Asia
What challenges do indigenous peoples face? Loss of land, cultural suppression, and discrimination are common issues

native populations original inhabitants

ethnic group cultural group

Maori Sami Inuit Aboriginal Australians

humanity global population

cultural group ethnic group