Glassroth Creative Strategies

06/04/2026

Knowledge saves lives — especially when it comes to risk. This , we encourage you to ask questions, seek affirming care, and advocate for yourself in every medical setting. You deserve providers who listen.

Because hereditary cancer doesn’t discriminate — and neither does the . Learn more at facingourrisk.org.

FORCE: Facing Our Risk of Cancer Empowered

06/02/2026

Join Glassroth Creative Strategies on June 17 for a conversation with the Sabin Vaccine Institute and Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation for a practical conversation on what works best on LinkedIn in 2026.

🔊Turning up the volume on leader and expert voices
💡 Practical ways to raise your organization’s visibility and influence
🎯 Using the algorithm to your advantage

This conversation is designed to empower both executives and their communications teams. Register here: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_2Zaf0PdvQmyliaEEhZOTMA #/registration

05/07/2026

📣 Exciting news!

Some recent work produced by our team for clients FORCE: Facing Our Risk of Cancer Empowered and Global Health Advocacy Incubator was recognized with four Communicator Awards, including an Award of Excellence for influencer engagement and thought leadership development. 🎉

This recognition reflects the kind of strategic, audience-focused work we aim to bring to all of our client engagements.

04/23/2026

Ineffective communication doesn't just fail to spread a message — for issues like antimicrobial resistance, it can slow the policy response to a crisis that's already killing millions of people every year.

We're proud to have supported the UN Foundation and Wellcome in building the AMR Messaging Guide: a framework developed with 30+ global experts to help communicators, advocates, and policymakers find a common language and drive real action.

The best communications work doesn't just tell a story. It creates real-world impact.

Explore the guide → https://amrmessagingguide.org/

United Nations Foundation Wellcome Trust

04/15/2026

We believe the strongest partnerships are built on shared values. At Glassroth Creative Strategies, we’re more than just an agency—we’re invested collaborators, ready to scale up or down to fit your needs. Purpose-driven work, tailored to your mission.

04/06/2026

GCS is excited to share that our exceptionally talented designer, Sparsh*ta Das, has received an Indigo Design Award for her work on the 2025 GCS holiday card! 🎉

Anyone familiar with Sparsh*ta's talent knows how lucky we are to have her on the team—she designs creative deliverables that help our nonprofit clients tell their stories and communicate impactful messaging far and wide.

💐 Please join us in congratulating Sparsh*ta on this well-deserved recognition! Read more about her award and view the illustrated animation she created here:

After a year filled with ups and downs, the holidays often call for a touch of Hygge—a chance to slow down, get cozy, savour life’s small pleasures, and enjoy a warm drink on a cold day in the company of loved ones. Created for Glassroth Creative Strategies, this holiday card captures that feeli...

04/01/2026

Hereditary cancer doesn't discriminate, and no one should face it alone.

It's time to close the equity gap in cancer care — from genetic testing to clinical trials, referrals, treatment and prevention. FORCE is here to empower every person, in every community, with the tools and resources they need to face hereditary cancer.

03/27/2026

At Glassroth Creative Strategies, we pride ourselves in customizing our approach to fit each client, each strategy, and each campaign. Because in today's saturated landscape, cookie-cutter doesn't cut it.

03/24/2026

On World TB Day 2026, tuberculosis remains one of the world’s deadliest infectious diseases, killing over a million people each year.

But with sustained political will and committed financing, countries can turn the tide on ending TB.

Investing in this critical goal expands global health security, builds more resilient health systems, and keeps us all safer.

03/18/2026

In a recent piece for Health Affairs, AVAC's Mitchell Warren joins Judith Auerbach (University of California) and Jirair Ratevosian (Duke Global Health Institute) in making the case that international research creates a "cascade of benefits for HIV management in the US" and is foundational to the US HIV effort, not an optional add-on.

Read "The Benefits To Americans Of US-Supported International HIV Research" here ➡️

US-supported international HIV research, particularly that conducted in African countries, has direct benefits to Americans. Cuts to that research may undermine those benefits.