Updates
Four of JSI’s projects were honored in the 2024 National Social Marketing Awards from the Social Marketing Association of North America (SMANA). JSI’s health communication campaigns have previously been recognized in the Berreth Awards for Excellence in Public Health Communication, Ragan’s PR Daily, and the Indigo Design Awards, among others. Tick Free New Hampshire received […]
JSI’s cutting-edge health communication practice is once again nationally recognized, this time receiving more than 10 awards for graphic and web design fr om the 2024 Indigo Design Awards. These awards showcase the work of innovative design agencies and individual designers across various industries, including those in the nonprofit and social change arena. Our talented […]
Karyn Dudley Madore, M.Ed., CCPH, a seasoned public health and health communication professional at JSI, has recently been elected as the President of the Social Marketing Association of North America (SMANA) Board of Directors. SMANA is a membership organization dedicated to advancing social change and enhancing the effectiveness of social marketing strategies across North America. […]
Ever wonder if your public health organization should start using TikTok? Should you switch from X to Threads? And what’s the best tool to manage posting across multiple platforms? If these questions sound familiar, join JSI for the Social Media Lab at the Ignition Stage during the American Public Health Association conference in Atlanta, GA. […]
Since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, vaccination rates among school-age children in the United States have fallen. Misinformation and disinformation about vaccines—particularly COVID-19—may be fueling this continued decline. Effective health communication helps instill confidence in the safety and efficacy of routine childhood vaccines and reduces hesitancy among parents and caregivers. A new blog discusses how JSI’s Health Communication team, in partnership with Circlepoint, designed and implemented a behavior change campaign in response to declining vaccination rates among children in California’s Bay Area.