Kids start forming ideas about food and their bodies as early as preschool, and the messages they hear at home, at school, and in media shape these ideas. Our research pointed to an opportunity to remove the parental pressure of “getting it right” and replace it with a focus on small, simple language shifts as a powerful place to start.
The campaign drove over 14,000 clicks to the website and more than 685,000 video views, with a 1.28% CTR on Instagram and an email open rate of over 18%.
Helping kids get more vegetables by equipping parents with SNAP-Ed support
Increasing confidence in vaccines among Spanish and Haitian communities in Massachusetts
Using video to explain programming and systems change
Equipping teens with the tools to navigate platonic and romantic breakups in healthy, respectful ways
Building awareness, understanding, and donor registration among young adults
Increasing Provider Awareness of the Behavioral Health Help Line (BHHL)
Reposition the Executive Office of Elder Affairs to increase trust, awareness, and access to programs and services
Highlighting the Commonwealth’s sexual and reproductive health services