Idle No More

● An activist group
● Started by First Nation women
● People in Idle No More would protest against discrimination and
problems
● Was founded in December 2012

This image shows

the symbol of Idle
No More.

What does Idle No More fight for?

Idle No More fights for aborignal sovereignty, treaty terms being respected,
protection of their people and the environment they live in. They also
address issues that happen to the First Nations. Such as the issue that
First Nations women get murdered and are missing.

An image showing a group of

people holding a sign out on
the missing aboriginal
women.
How scary it is to you when
someone goes missing in
your area?

Sadly, First Nations women make up 16% of murdered

women and 11% of missing women in Canada. Violence
against First Nation women and girls is a current issue we
have today in our society. Fortunately, many activist groups
like Idle No More will address these issues to the
government. Hopefully, we will see positive change to this
important issue overtime.
How does Idle No More gain attention?
To get attention, the members in Idle No More would stage
protests, marches, and flash mobs. They will also block bridges
and highways to get attention.

This Image shows First Nations

people protesting on a highway.
Have you ever got mad at the
government for doing something
that does not benefit you?

This video is about Idle No More and

how First Nations protest to fight for
equality for their people.
https://youtu.be/TYf75dKON6k