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Indigenous Issues

PSAC has been working to protect and defend the rights of Indigenous Peoples in Canada and abroad for decades.

The union’s Indigenous members work together to strengthen the labour movement’s commitment to Indigenous Peoples' rights through research, education, awareness raising and advocacy.

Our Indigenous Peoples' Rights program supports member engagement by providing information, resources and training on a wide range of topics including leadership and lobbying.

Our goal is to elevate Indigenous Peoples' voices. We are all treaty peoples. 

National Indigenous Peoples' Circle

The National Indigenous Peoples' Circle (NIPC) was created in 2003 to give Indigenous members the opportunity to come together and discuss issues that affect them in the workplace, in their communities and at national and international levels.

Aboriginal dancer

Red Dress Campaign [1]

PSAC demands justice for Indigenous women and girls
Read More [2]
Thirsty for Justice

Thirsty for Justice [1]

Demand that First Nation communities have access to safe drinking water
Read More [3]
Inuit woman and child

Indigenous Peoples’ Rights [1]

PSAC Statement of Principles on Indigenous Peoples’ Rights
Read More [4]
Aboriginal dancer at convention

National Inquiry into MMIWG [1]

PSAC welcomes powerful report of inquiry on missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls
Read More [5]

Source URL: https://psacunion.ca/indigenous-issues

Links
[1] https://psacunion.ca/
[2] https://psacunion.ca/red-dress-campaign
[3] http://thirstyforjustice.ca/
[4] https://psacunion.ca/psac-statement-principles-indigenous-peoples
[5] https://psacunion.ca/psac-welcomes-powerful-report-inquiry-missing-and