We’re excited to share that Afghan Women Speak: Stories From Inside Afghanistan, the campaign we designed for V-Day, has been nominated for the Webby Awards in the Social – Public Service & Activism category — and your vote could help us win the People’s Voice Award!
A key highlight in yesterday’s Family Services’ Report to the Community was our campaign to reduce the stigma around seeking mental health care in the Hudson Valley.
Our country has a history of overcoming its most shameful moments. That we have proven we can recognize and address our faults makes us different from brutal dictatorships like the Soviet Union or Putin’s Russia.
One year after releasing our viral Ice Yachts video, we got to see these vintage boats up close.
We accessed the frozen river via the ominously named Murderers Creek.
We confront stigma every day – rules about what’s okay for us to say, do, or feel. And yes, some rules are in place for the purposes of civil society, but others are there to oppress.
Partnering with V-Day means working with stories powerful enough to change the world. So when we read Sania’s vivid story of witness, about the closing of schools and crushing of dreams, we felt an urgency to extract the visual qualities of her story for as many people to experience as possible.
Leah Feldman champions big ideas. The CEO of Family Services loves to seize on a concept and do something remarkable with it, so when she told us she wanted to run 50 miles to raise money, that felt very much in character.
Discover the fastest vehicles in the world skating across the surface of the Hudson River in this episode of the Roosevelt Story, directed and produced by Drake Creative.
Facts about Russia’s war in Ukraine have been buried in a deluge of Kremlin sponsored disinformation. Can the Academy Awards bring witness testimony of war crimes to a larger audience?
In September, Drake Creative produced the live broadcast of the Four Freedoms awards for Roosevelt Institute, from the FDR Presidential Library.