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In 'The Water Walker', Autumn Peltier, a young Anishinaabe water activist, travels to the United Nations to advocate for water preservation and Indigenous rights. The film captures her speeches and personal experiences, emphasizing the importance of environmental protection for Indigenous communities. Through her activism, Autumn addresses the wider effects of water conservation and the urgent need for action.
Directed by James Burns, the documentary features a cast that includes Autumn Peltier and Graham Greene. With a runtime of 12 minutes, it presents a concise yet impactful narrative about youth activism and environmental justice, set against the backdrop of international diplomacy.
Why Watch
- •Meet Autumn Peltier, a young Indigenous activist.
- •See her speak at the United Nations.
- •Find out about Indigenous rights and water issues.
Did You Know
•The film was released in 2020 and has a duration of 12 minutes.
•Autumn Peltier is an Anishinaabe water activist advocating for Indigenous communities.
•The documentary was produced in Canada and the United States.
Perfect For
Indigenous rights advocacyYouth activismEnvironmental protection