We’ve Got Your Back is a Tribal Disease Investigation/Intervention (TDI) community-awareness campaign that introduces TDI as trusted community helpers—relatives who listen without judgment, protect confidentiality, and connect people to STI/HIV/hepatitis testing, treatment, and prevention. The toolkit includes posters, postcards, and a plain-language Community FAQ to normalize TDI calls and make care feel familiar and safe in Tribal settings.

We’re excited to launch Wild About Wellbeing with Maniilaq—using local animals, gentle humor, and clear steps to make consent, testing, supplies, and vaccines easy to talk about and easy to get. Think Raven: “Ask. Every Time. Respect.”, Musk Ox: “Form the circle.”, Seal: “Keep your seal strong.”, Caribou: “Herd strong—vaccines up to date.”

At The Raven Collective, we know that the health of our communities is deeply connected to the land, waters, and all living beings. This summer, we partnered with the California Rural Indian Health Board (CRIHB) to launch the Buzz Off Cousin campaign — a culturally tailored public health initiative aimed at preventing mosquito-borne illnesses in Tribal communities across California.

The Raven Collective helped the Southern Plains Tribal Health Board (SPTHB) (re)launched PrEP Talk—a simple way for Native people to get connected with proven HIV prevention tools. This collaboration raises awareness of HIV PrEP and doxyPEP and makes them easier to access across Native communities.

Measles is not just a harmless childhood illness — it can lead to serious health complications, lifelong disability, and even death. The good news? We have the tools to prevent it. Vaccines remain one of the most powerful ways we can keep ourselves and our relatives safe, strong, and thriving.

In this campaign we partnered with SPTHB to create a vaccination and measles campaign.