Healthy Together
Community-first campaign empowering women in surrounding counties to prioritize their health through accessible cancer screenings, education, and community engagement, with a focus on underserved groups.

CAMPAIGN OVERVIEW
The Healthy Together – Screening Event was a comprehensive initiative designed to empower women in Snohomish County to prioritize their health through accessible cancer screenings, education, and community engagement. As Lead Communications Specialist, I spearheaded the full creative strategy and communications plan, introducing several firsts for the organization—including the strategic engagement of local social media influencers of color. This innovative approach drove a 40% increase in event registrations and significantly boosted cancer screening participation among underserved groups.
Key actions included developing and distributing multilingual digital and print media in Spanish and Arabic, which expanded our share of voice and resulted in a 25% increase in engagement from non-English-speaking attendees. I also produced high-impact video promotions, authored blog articles, crafted press releases, and orchestrated targeted outreach to local news outlets—resulting in robust media coverage and amplified campaign visibility. Branded event collateral, such as custom t-shirts for staff and volunteers, further enhanced team cohesion and event recognition. High social media engagement and strong community partnerships ensured expanded reach and lasting awareness.
40%
Event Registrations
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Non-English Speaking Attendees
40%
Event Registrations
ENGAGEMENT METRICS
Participation:
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150 visitors participated in the events
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136 mammograms performed
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78 diagnostic procedures completed
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6 malignancies detected from biopsies
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53 skin cancer screenings administered
Media Coverage:
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Local news outlets and community partners amplified the event’s visibility
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Event featured in Providence Blog, PIHC Snohomish, My Edmonds News, The Herald, and Citrine Health.
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Local media attended and covered the event, sharing photos and stories.
Social Media Impact:
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High engagement achieved through daily posts, survivor stories, and event-specific hashtags
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Multilingual outreach (Spanish and Arabic) increased participation among underserved groups
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Aquasox and Influencer collaborations successfully boosted registrations and awareness
KEY ASSETS
My branded content article made front page of the Herald!

