Communications
Our staff brings a depth of experience that ensures we can address a broad range of products and services. For organizations such as the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), NIH, the Office of the President, and the Department of Justice, we provide communications products to educate and inform people about numerous and wide-ranging topics, from alcohol and other substance use and general medical sciences to juvenile justice, HIV/AIDS, and public health policy. Products include:
- fact sheets, web content, and public service announcements for the general audience
- guidebooks, manuals, and e-training for physicians and clinicians
- peer reviewed publications for researchers
- briefing books and bulletins for policy makers
- exhibits, graphics, posters, and multimedia for all audiences
- environmental scans for organizational leadership
Planning & Reporting
Comms Support Products
Social Media & Digital Communication Support
Conflict Resolution
Clear Writing Support
Meetings & Conferences
Strategic Planning
Social Media, Multimedia, and Graphic Design
Materials Development and Distribution
Formative Research and Evaluation
Meeting, Exhibit and Events Support
Media and Crisis Communications
Program Management
Outreach and Engagement for General and Target Populations
Website Design, Development and Database Support
Training and Technical Assistance
Inquiry Response/ Clearinghouse
Security
Research Dissemination
Content Development (Digital, Social and 508 Compliance)
Public Health Education Initiatives
Language Translation and Cultural Adaptation
Standardized Reporting and Data Collection
Section 508 Compliance
CSR follows an established process for conversion of text, images, and other media that adheres to industry standards complies with regulations and specifications for use by individuals with disabilities. CSR uses the Information and Communication Technology (ICT) Final Standards and Guidelines, or ICT Refresh, which went into effect on March 21, 2017, with a final rule amended on March 23, 2018. Applicable content will conform to Level A and Level AA Success Criteria andConformance Requirements in WCAG 2.0. CSR also adhere to the new ruling specifying types of nonpublic-facing documents that must comply with compliance requirements, such as templates, forms, and educational or training materials. An accessibility report will be provided for all deliverables requiring Section 508 compliance.