The American Indian Movement (AIM)

The American Indian Movement (AIM), founded in 1968, is a Native American advocacy organization that advocates for the rights and sovereignty of Indigenous peoples in the United States. It seeks to address issues such as racial discrimination, treaty rights, social justice, and the preservation of Native culture and traditions. AIM has been involved in protests, legal actions, and community programs to raise awareness and improve conditions for Native communities. Its efforts have played a significant role in promoting Native rights and highlighting systemic injustices faced by Indigenous peoples.