This report summarizes findings from a study examining the human rights of Indigenous, First Nations, Aboriginal, Inuit and Métis people with disabilities in Canada. It combines first-hand interviews to understand lived experiences along with an analysis of laws, policies, programs and budgets. Key findings include the disproportionately high levels of disability within Indigenous communities and the intersectional discrimination experienced. Both individual and systemic barriers are discussed across various areas of life like health, education, work and social participation. The report concludes with recommendations to better uphold the rights and dignity of this population.