International Day of the World's Indigenous Peoples in 2021

Today is #IndigenousDay  - a time to celebrate indigenous peoples everywhere & their contributions to our world. Find out more: https://t.co/rrjroFQkZW… #WeAreIndigenous https://t.co/KdQ1lcIGiy

— UNESCO Botswana 👉🏾 follow for updates on the #UN (@UNESCO_BW) August 9, 2021

Today, Intl Day of the World's Indigenous People is celebrated around the world & marks the date of the inaugural session of the Working Group on Indigenous Populations at the UN. The aim is to raise awareness & protect the rights of the world's group. https://t.co/EEqEzlw3Iy https://t.co/6WYlZFIUQc

— Constitution Hill SA (@VisitConHill) August 9, 2021

Joining us as we celebrate International Day of the #WorldsIndigenousPeoples under this years theme of “Leaving no one behind: Indigenous peoples and the call for a new social contract." #BotswanaUnplugged #UnpluggedBW https://t.co/nuGeUROmPX

— #BotswanaUnplugged (@UnpluggedBW) August 9, 2021

#Unifor commemorates the International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples on Monday. This year’s theme is “Leaving no one behind: Indigenous peoples and the call for a new social contract.” Read Unifor's statement: https://t.co/dT6qHKwGSd #IDWIP https://t.co/fWcN25FU8Y

— Jerry Dias (@JerryPDias) August 8, 2021

The role the indigenous peoples may play in combating climate change are rarely considered in public discourses on climate change. #IndigenousPeoplesDay

— KavangoAlive (@KavangoAlive) August 9, 2021

ICYMI: Teachers speak out against 'whitewashing history.' "Educators need to stand in solidarity with Indigenous peoples," Ramraj said. "We as educators have the responsibility to not allow historical revisionism." https://t.co/XaUuOlx9NB

— MB Teachers' Society (@mbteachers) August 3, 2021