Raven Tales

Raven Tales are a collection of Indigenous stories from Pacific Northwest cultures that feature the raven as a central figure. These legends often depict the raven as a clever, transformative being responsible for creating the world, bringing light, or sharing cultural knowledge. They serve to teach moral lessons, explain natural phenomena, and preserve ancestral history through engaging narratives. Raven Tales are important cultural artifacts that highlight values such as ingenuity, balance, and respect for nature, offering insight into the worldview and traditions of Indigenous communities like the Haida, Tlingit, and Coast Salish.