Young adults view vaping through the lens of stress, routine, and social norms, with mental health playing a central role in both use and motivation to quit. Cessation messaging resonates most when it feels honest and supportive.
The 4-month campaign generated more than 35K website sessions, 42K ad clicks, and 400 QR code scans from college campus posters. The MA Quitline also saw a 233% increase in completed enrollments among young adults.
Celebrating the individuality of sexual health
Simplifying a complex process and encouraging taxpayers to take the first step
Helping parents change the conversation about bodies and food to support confident kids
Building awareness, understanding, and donor registration among young adults
Using video to explain programming and systems change
Reposition the Executive Office of Elder Affairs to increase trust, awareness, and access to programs and services
Increasing confidence in vaccines among Spanish and Haitian communities in Massachusetts
Helping kids get more vegetables by equipping parents with SNAP-Ed support