Tran Creative worked with the Quileute Tribe to create the Suicide Prevention project. For those who are struggling, we’re here for you. Please don’t give up. There is hope.
Tran Creative worked with the Quileute Tribe to create the Suicide Prevention project. For those who are struggling, we’re here for you. Please don’t give up. There is hope.
Tran Creative partnered with the Lac Courte Oreilles Tribe to create an Alcohol & Underage Drinking Awareness Campaign rooted in culture, positivity, and hope. Through hand-drawn Ojibwe art, we brought cultural identity to the forefront while creating a message that inspires strength, beauty, and possibility.
Rather than focusing on fear, our work shines a light on what can be gained by choosing a healthier path—empowering individuals to rise above, embrace who they are, and become the best versions of themselves.
You are a Warrior for your family and your community.
Remember who you are.
Rise up. Lead. Serve.
Be the person your family and community need you to be.
The new website provides educational information, stats, and posters to download and share: LCOwarriors.com
Tran Creative developed the Diabetes Awareness & Prevention campaign for the Lac Courte Oreilles Tribe in Wisconsin. Our team researched and custom-crafted the LCO Ojibwe-inspired pattern to create a visual identity that was meaningful and culturally connected to the community
We also developed an informative, easy-to-understand website along with a range of marketing materials designed to make diabetes prevention and awareness information accessible to Tribal members.
Our work emphasizes positivity and light, inspiring hope and beauty rather than fear, empowering individuals to rise above and become better versions of themselves.
Explore the campaign at LCOdiabetes.com
Founded in 1967, the American Indian Community Center (AICC) is a non-profit that offers employment, educational, and social services and serves as a gathering place for urban Indians in the Spokane area. AICC has represented more than 300 different American Indian Tribes and Alaska Native villages, including each of Washington state’s 29 Tribes. Since its founding, AICC has evolved into a multi-use service organization that serves more than 3,200 clients each year.
AICC is seeking public and private donations to raise $16.5 million to build a permanent gathering place and service hub for the Native population of Spokane and the thousands of people they serve. Your support for the Campaign for “A Forever Home” will provide a stable, permanent gathering place for Spokane’s Indigenous community, ensure uninterrupted access to essential services for over 3,200 annual clients, honor Spokane’s heritage as a historic gathering place for Native peoples.
Tran Creative is grateful to work with AICC to create its Brand Identity, website, and 60 videos of stories and support this organization for life as we saw firsthand how the Center helped people. The new logo is crafted with: AICC, eagle speaking its wings to watch over those in need, and a shining beacon of hope.
See AICC’s powerful stories: aiccinc.org/stories
A Forever home: aiccinc.org/forever-home







Tran Creative is working with Lac Courte Oreilles Tribe to address the domestic violence crisis. Oakwood Haven is a place of refuge to provide support of victims of domestic violence. The new logo communicates a healing hand of support to uplift, a home, a place a refuge, Ojibwe flowers, growth, and blossoming new life. The new website at OakwoodHavenLCO.com provides education, stats, and posters to download and share.





Tran Creative creates the new Fentanyl Awareness + Prevention campaign for the Confederated Tribes and Bands of the Yakama Nation. We developed the custom name “FYI” for “Fentanyl Yakama Initiative” to give the Tribe its own unique campaign. Along with a website and other assets, we also creatives a comprehensive 16-page manual of all you need to know about Fentanyl. We look forward to being there to work with Tribal members in person, for-to-door, boots on the ground to address this crisis, with love to help our Yakama brothers and sisters. View website: FYIyakama.com





















Tran Creative creates the new Opioid Awareness & Prevention campaign for Lac Courte Oreilles Tribe in Wisconsin. We developed the custom name FALCON for Fentanyl Awareness Lac Courte Oreilles Nation, brand development, logo with the F & Falcon spreading its wings to rise above the influence, and marketing assets: posters, infographic flyers, banners, comprehensive manual booklet, and a website with helpful tips and resources.
We will be working with LCO Tribal Governing Board, drug task force, and schools to facilitate community workshops and discussions to unite Tribal members to fight Fentanyl together. Learn more at: falconLCO.com




















Tran Creative creates the new branding for Lac Courte Oreilles Tribe in Wisconsin: primary logo, alternate logos, clans of bear, wolf, eagle, crane, turtle, marten, sturgeon, posters, flyers, stickers, tees…





















Tran Creative creates the new campaign visual identity and marketing assets for Lac Courte Oreilles Tribe Bullying Awareness. BullyFreeLCO.com website provides educational stats and helpline, raises awareness, and allows Tribal members to download posters and flyers to print or share.







Tran Creative creates the new campaign visual identity and marketing assets for Lac Courte Oreilles Tribe Meth Awareness. MethFreeLCO.com website provides educational stats and a helpline, raises awareness, and allows Tribal members to download posters and flyers to print or share.







