Autumn Peltier is Anishinaabe and an Indigenous Water Protector from Wiikwemkoong First Nation in northern Ontario. She spoke out about the importance of water on her reservation. She feels that clean water should be a right for all. In 2018 she addressed the United Nations General Assembly in New York. in 2019 at the age of 14, she was appointed Chief Water Commissioner for her nation. Autumn meets with leaders from different Tribal Nations and is instrumental in protecting water that leads in and out of the Great Lakes.
The doll is wearing a multi-colored skirt, braids, and a bead necklace. She is approximately 9”.
“We believe that we are part of the land, and that we come from the land…we have a right to protect the land and protect the water.”
Autumn Peltier is Anishinaabe and an Indigenous Water Protector from Wiikwemkoong First Nation in northern Ontario. She spoke out about the importance of water on her reservation. She feels that clean water should be a right for all. In 2018 she addressed the United Nations General Assembly in New York. in 2019 at the age of 14, she was appointed Chief Water Commissioner for her nation. Autumn meets with leaders from different Tribal Nations and is instrumental in protecting water that leads in and out of the Great Lakes.
The doll is wearing a multi-colored skirt, braids, and a bead necklace. She is approximately 9”.
“We believe that we are part of the land, and that we come from the land…we have a right to protect the land and protect the water.”
My creations contaiMn items such as safety eyes, stuffing, etc. that could be a choking hazard, so children should not be unattended while using.
