North American wilds, North AmericaAutumn Peltier
Anishinaabe Indigenous rights advocate and Chief Water Commissioner for the Anishinabek Nation, dedicated to water protection and Indigenous sovereignty.
About Autumn
Autumn Peltier is a globally recognized water protector and Indigenous rights activist from the Anishinaabe Nation. As Chief Water Commissioner, she champions the sacredness of water and fights for clean water access and environmental justice across Canada and beyond. Peltier's passionate advocacy elevates Indigenous voices, urges action for future generations, and inspires global youth to defend the rights of people and planet.
In Autumn's own words
“Many people don't think water is alive or has a spirit. My people believe this to be true.”“Mother Earth doesn't need us, but we need her.”Where Autumn works
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