Autumn Peltier is a 12-year-old water advocate and speaker from Wikwemikong Unceded territory on Manitoulin Island in Ontario. Learn more about her and other Indigenous trailblazers here: www.cbc.ca/1.4169793 | CBC Indigenous

🌊 🌱 Autumn Peltier, the remarkable Indigenous rights and water activist, graced us at #CollisionConf 🌟 Autumn passionately explored the fight for Indigenous rights, the importance of raising awareness and fostering collaboration, and the vital role that traditional knowledge and wisdom play in creating a sustainable future. Check out the full talk here 👉 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LCL6JcGsdSk | Collision Conf

Since age 8, she's been advocating for access to clean drinking water in Canada's Indigenous communities. Now she's leading this fight on the international stage. Meet 'water warrior' Autumn Peltier. | Brut nature

Water protector and activist Autumn Peltier from Wiikwemkoong First Nation on Manitoulin Island addresses the UN for the 2019 Global Landscapes Forum. Read more: https://www.cbc.ca/1.5301559 | CBC Indigenous

‘It’s definitely not been easy’: Water protector Autumn Peltier was thrust into the spotlight at just 12 years old when she told Prime Minister Justin Trudeau she was not happy with his choices on pipeline projects. Now at age 17, Peltier shares her advocacy journey on Tuesday’s episode of Face to Face. | APTN National News