Welcome to The Cedar Network

Why Tribal Partners Collaborative?

The Tribal Partners Collaborative was formed to build a thriving, culturally grounded indigenous-driven health collaborative that protects, empowers, and supports our indigenous communities on their journey toward optimal health and well-being, while modeling soul-care, honoring indigenous values, and respecting all our relations.

The Results You'll Get

Our community, courses, and memberships are pretty special. We’re focused on the ways it will make a huge difference in your life.

Here are a few of the things you’ll be able to do as a member of Tribal Partners Collaborative:

• Connect with indigenous peers and elders who affirm your identity, share wisdom, and offer mutual support.
• Co-create culturally grounded health practices that strengthen your well-being and honor your community’s traditions.
• Learn soul-care tools and advocacy skills so you can protect, empower, and uplift your relations.

When You Join Today

When you join Tribal Partners Collaborative today, you’ll get access to our:

• Cultural Wellness Circle: Participate in a guided circle where elders lead teachings on traditional healing practices and members share reflections; the session blends storytelling, breathwork, and keeper-led practices to nurture cultural continuity. This activity strengthens intergenerational ties and cultivates resilience through embodied, community-centered healing.
• Indigenous Health Learning Series: Engage with a course module featuring short videos, a themed chat discussion, and a live Q&A event focused on land-based nutrition, trauma-informed care, and culturally grounded prevention strategies. This multi-format activity builds practical skills, encourages knowledge exchange, and supports ongoing professional and personal growth in indigenous health.
• Relational Gardening and Harvest Day: Join a hands-on land stewardship activity that combines planting native medicines, seasonal harvesting, and a reflection circle to honor reciprocal relationships with the land. Participating reconnects members to place-based wisdom, promotes food sovereignty, and models soul-care through collective, embodied care for our relations.