A grassroots movement advocating for Indigenous sovereignty, environmental protection, and Indigenous rights, originating in Canada in 2012. It focuses on resisting colonial policies and empowering Indigenous peoples through activism and public engagement.

The Idle No More movement, advocating for Indigenous rights and environmental protection, challenges both colonial systems and the tech practices that contribute to resource extraction. In tech, this means designing systems that prioritize Indigenous sovereignty, environmental stewardship, and resistance to exploitative structures.