Urban Indigenous communities

Urban Indigenous communities consist of Indigenous people who live in cities rather than remote or rural areas. These communities maintain cultural traditions, languages, and identities while navigating urban life. They often form organizations and networks to support cultural preservation and social well-being. Urban Indigenous individuals may face unique challenges, such as access to services, discrimination, or loss of cultural ties, but they also play key roles in enriching city life with diverse Indigenous perspectives and contributions. These communities reflect resilience and adaptability, blending their cultural heritage with contemporary urban experiences.