The participants in this review are Indigenous people who provide midwifery care and Indigenous clients or patients who give birth. Indigenous people around the world have distinct social, cultural, economic and political characteristics and share a common experience that their ways of life are different from dominant societies where they live. The term Indigenous recognizes the rights-based principles of self-identification of the Indigenous nation, collective, community, culture or group. In Canada, Indigenous peoples identify as First Nations, Inuit, and Métis peoples. Recognizing that not all Indigenous people identify with these terms, our search accounted for diverse terminology that Indigenous populations use to describe themselves. We included Indigenous women and gender diverse Indigenous people who give birth. All ages among people giving birth were included.