In a time where anything can be found on the internet, the greatest challenge in public health has been sharing accurate and meaningful information with the public. The opioid crisis is no different. In response, an increasing number of media campaigns have been developed to educate the public on the facts pertaining to the current opioid crisis, opioid misuse, and prevention efforts. With the acknowledgement that tribal communities have been disproportionately affected by the crisis, multiple media campaigns have been tailored to provide culturally relevant information to both providers and the communities they serve.
