Chief Spence's 43-day hunger strike brought attention to the living conditions in Attawapiskat First Nations community and the state of Indigenous affairs in general.Chief Spence also became an icon for a campaign started in 2012.What was that campaign called?

A) Day of Action
B) Neutral Footprint Program
C) The Seventh Generation
D) Idle No More

Hunger Strike

A form of protest in which individuals refuse to eat to draw attention to their demands or to protest against something.

Idle No More

A grassroots movement among Indigenous peoples in Canada, advocating for Indigenous sovereignty, rights, and respect for treaties while opposing governmental policies considered to compromise these principles.

Indigenous Affairs

A sector of government policy concerned with the relationships between governmental entities and Indigenous peoples, including their rights, welfare, and culture.