Indigenous Peoples as Rights Holders
Indigenous peoples have their own identities, languages, and systems of organization. Full recognition of them is fundamental to ensuring justice, inclusion, and dignity.
Indigenous Affairs Commission
Indigenous Affairs
We defend the rights, identity, and participation of Indigenous peoples in binational settings.
The Commission's Purpose
To promote the recognition, protection, and strengthening of the collective and individual rights of Indigenous peoples in both Mexico and the United States, advancing their social, cultural, economic, and political participation across Fuerza Migrante's work.
Strategic Objectives
- 01
Raise awareness of the realities and challenges Indigenous peoples face in migration and urban settings.
- 02
Promote respect for Indigenous languages, cultures, legal systems, and forms of self-governance.
- 03
Advance public policies and initiatives grounded in interculturalism and collective rights.
- 04
Support the Board of Directors in setting priority agendas on Indigenous issues.
Context
Cultural Diversity Strengthens the Community
Cultural pluralism enriches binational societies, strengthens the social fabric, and fosters mutual respect among communities.
An Intercultural Approach Is Essential
Building an intercultural perspective into policies and programs makes it possible to address historical inequities and ensure the meaningful participation of Indigenous peoples.