Rosmerayah’s Reflection
Mental health stories often begin quietly.
In this short reel, singer and teacher Rosmerayah talks about two tools that helped her find her footing: journaling and therapy.
Designing the Mechanical Raven Logo
Designing the Mechanical Raven logo with founder Megan Carter started as an act of mapping: ideas, instincts, contradictions. The raven carries a long cultural history in theater and the arts, often symbolizing insight, intelligence, and the ability to move between worlds.
It’s Time to Talk About Mental Health — Together
We are wired for connection. Yet conversations about mental health often stay hidden. With support from the New York State Office of Mental Health (OMH), Family Services is working to change that through It’s Time to Talk About Mental Health—a campaign developed and designed Drake Creative.
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Quick History Stories from the FDR Library
Meet Education Specialist Jeff Urbin – master of the one-minute history gem.
Announced today: Anthem Award Finalists
We’re finalists — and we’re still moving. Vote here
Our Fifty2 End Stigma campaign has been named a finalist in the Anthem Awards, Health – Nonprofit Awareness category.
Women’s History Month: Recognizing a few of the women who made a difference
For Women’s History Month, we produced a conversation with two of the National Park Service’s leading experts on the Women’s Rights Movement in a conversation with FDR Presidential Library Director Paul Sparrow to discuss the struggle for women’s equality and suffrage.
Short, easy words for strong messages
This morning during my scroll through the Economist app, this quote by A. A. Milne popped up:
It is more fun to talk with someone who doesn’t use long, difficult words but rather short, easy words like ‘What about lunch?’
We think this is a sound communication strategy so that’s what we did when Family Services asked us to create a series of short films about their programs.
How to say “you are here” in really big letters
This is no ordinary bridge, it is the greater connector of community and place. So no ordinary sign would do.
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