A prizewheel with the words, 'Rethink your drink' in the center, featuring various bottled drinks in between the spokes.

California Department of Healthcare Services (CDPH)

From 2001 to 2014 we created a significant amount of collateral that came out of the Network for a Healthy California (Champions for Change) programs. This program targeted audiences including community educators, low-income families, policy-makers and funders. With a provided logo and color palette, we designed hundreds of pieces, and developed the brand that led this statewide campaign for a decade.

Toolkit

2003, 2006, 2009

“We need a Toolkit for Community Educators.”

Print and box design for a 'Toolkit for Community Educators'. Its main colors are light blue, light green, and bright yellow.

Working with subject-area experts, we designed, produced, (located specialty printers), and coordinated printing for custom color components including: carrying box, binder with 150+ sheets of lessons, phytonutrient-based deck of playing cards, resource materials, and a music CD. This resource has been a successful tool through three rounds of reprinting over ten years.

Healthy Eating Materials

2002 – 2014

“We need culturally-appropriate materials designed for consumer education.”

CDPH cookbooks printed in Spanish.
Folded nutritional brochures printed in Spanish.
California Department of Public Health recipe cards.
Food fact and information cards bound on O-rings.

Based on the brand we developed over time, we created a large number of healthy eating and physical activity outreach materials including: brochures, slide guides, cookbooks with custom photography, posters, scrolling banners, logos, full size exhibit displays, prizewheels, tents, and tablecloths for three outreach campaigns: Latino, African American, and Rethink Your Drink.

Reports

2001 – 2009

“We need to communicate with funders, policymakers and stakeholders about all the good work we are doing— in a way that they can absorb.”

Various examples showing the covers of printed reports.

We designed reports, issue briefs and fact sheets that illustrated the progress of programs, including facts, tables and charts, balanced with great photos of the audiences that the programs serve. Always the design balanced the credibility needed for academic audiences with the appealing readability for institutional and policymaker audiences.

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