Kinship Heals.

Kinship Heals, The Northeast Native Network of Healing and Kinship, is a Native-run nonprofit domestic violence program. It was founded to end domestic violence, sexual assault, stalking, and sex trafficking in Native communities by supporting and increasing the capacity for tribal communities to heal from, respond to, and prevent violence, using methods that are deeply rooted in culture and traditions that have existed since prior to colonization.

Kinship Heals is working to create spaces where tribal people and communities can be safe and heal from abuse. This includes creating physical space; collaborations with tribal and state governments, and Native and non-Native organizations; forming regional coalitions; and the creation of coordinated responses to address systemic issues and cultural gaps in services.

When Kinship Heals came to us, they were operating without a logo, website, or brand guidelines, and they were seeking a brand identity that would authentically and empathetically represent their people, values, and culture.