Research showed that independence is deeply personal and widely resonant, grounded in people’s desire to age on their own terms. Empowerment messaging, while positive, felt less concrete to many. The rebrand therefore focused on independence and partnership—clearly signaling access to trusted tools, resources, and support.
The new brand was successfully launched across the agency, supported by comprehensive guidelines, templates, and training to ensure consistent adoption. From internal communications to consumer-facing materials, the rollout unified messaging and strengthened the agency’s presence statewide.
Building awareness, understanding, and donor registration among young adults
Celebrating the individuality of sexual health
Increasing Provider Awareness of the Behavioral Health Help Line (BHHL)
Equipping teens with the tools to navigate platonic and romantic breakups in healthy, respectful ways
Increasing confidence in vaccines among Spanish and Haitian communities in Massachusetts
Helping kids get more vegetables by equipping parents with SNAP-Ed support
Highlighting the Commonwealth’s sexual and reproductive health services
Using video to explain programming and systems change