Research revealed that vaccine hesitancy in priority communities was less about outright opposition and more about misinformation, low prioritization amid competing life demands, and lack of trusted, culturally relevant sources.
The campaign was co-developed alongside community advisory group members, ensuring messaging, visuals, and messengers reflected lived experience and local context. This collaborative approach strengthened trust, increased authenticity, and resulted in a campaign truly built by the community, for the community.
Celebrating the individuality of sexual health
Reposition the Executive Office of Elder Affairs to increase trust, awareness, and access to programs and services
Building awareness, understanding, and donor registration among young adults
Closing the awareness gap in community healthcare
Helping parents change the conversation about bodies and food to support confident kids
Increasing Provider Awareness of the Behavioral Health Help Line (BHHL)
Highlighting the Commonwealth’s sexual and reproductive health services
Using video to explain programming and systems change