Tran Creative partnered with the Cheyenne and Arapaho Tribes on a new project for sacred tobacco. Sacred tobacco was traditionally used for spiritual, cultural, and medicinal purposes. When used properly, it connects Tribal members to their culture and ancestors. We developed culturally informed graphics and promotional materials and combined them with relevant statistics, facts, and
Tran Creative partnered with the Lummi Nation to revitalize awareness of the importance of education and strengthen the connection between school attendance, student success, and community well-being. Grounded in research and a deep respect for Lummi culture, we developed culturally informed graphics and promotional materials that reflect the community’s identity and values. We also created
Ben Tran and 7 Tribal leaders from across the country trained for months to prepare for the Ironman 70.3 in Tri-Cities, Washington, on September 20, 2026. Each team member prepared to participate in one of three parts of the race: the 1.2 mile swim, the 56 mile bike, or the 13.1 mile run. They raced
Tran Creative worked with Spokane Tribe to create the outreach materials and a website (coming soon) for the Spokane Tribe Wellbriety Movement. Our team handcrafted from photos vibrant visuals that highlight and honor the beautiful culture of Spokane Tribe. Our work emphasizes positivity and light, inspiring hope and beauty and empowering individuals, families, and community
Ben Tran visited with Tribal leaders, health directors, frontline staff at the National Indian Health Board conference in Phoenix. The energy was incredible. We look forward to collaborating with more Tribal health programs across the country.
Tran Creative has collaborated with the Lac Courte Oreilles Band of Lake Superior Ojibwe (LCO) to create the brand identity for Akawe Mashkiki Cannabis, a planned Tribal dispensary for medical cannabis. Using Ojibwe floral patterns and cannabis graphics, we created the logo, flyers, posters, and website (coming soon) that highlights Anishinaabe culture and extensive research
Tran Creative creates the new Awareness campaign for Knik Tribe in Alaska. Sexual Assault Awareness Month (April) is an opportunity to listen to and honor survivors in the community and show those impacted by Sexual Violence that they are NOT alone. Stand strong, together.
Ben Tran and 8 Tribal leaders from across the country trained for months to prepare for the Ironman 70.3 in La Quinta, California, on December 7, 2025. They made up three teams, each consisting of three members prepared to participate in one of three parts of the race: the 1.2 mile swim, the 56 mile
Tran Creative created the Domestic Violence Awareness + Prevention campaign for the Knik Tribe. Over 84% of Native Americans are survivors of domestic abuse, and nearly 85% of Alaska Native women experience domestic abuse from a partner. Our team researched and developed an informative website to educate Tribal members on the signs of abuse and
