With the support of a NOVO grant and the generous funding of the Tides Foundation, the Indigenous Ancestral Healing Collective is an endeavor of the ATCEV to bring together organizations and individuals from Hawaii, New Zealand, and Australia to work on finding common healing methods, as well as showcase traditional healing methods used by the peoples in the Collective. ATCEV staff, along with a cadre of Indigenous people in Hawaii, New Zealand and Australia representing subject matter experts, professionals, academia, radio broadcaster, artists and social workers, the Indigenous Ancestral Healing Collective is committed to the overarching goal of better understanding our shared trauma and identifying how we are similar, how we differ, and how the healing of our ancestral trauma can benefit all. 

Through storytelling Indigenous peoples have passed down traditions and customs. Through story sharing Indigenous people learn ways to promote healthy lifeways to bring harmony back, and a way to thrive in the aftermath of colonization. The Collective has shared how violence has impacted lives, families, communities, and countries. The Collective developed the Indigenous Ancestral Healing Anthology, a publication to document the shared histories, trauma, healing practices, and resiliency of the Collective and emphasize the importance of and modalities for healing in our lives, family, and communities.