Creating Meaningful Campaigns to Support Each Other
By Diana Steeble
June-July 2022
There is a lot we didn’t get to do in the pandemic. But it was possible to use communications skills to make small changes for the greater good.
Working on behalf of the Horizon Foundation — the community health foundation of Howard County, Maryland — PRR, an integrated social marketing and community engagement firm, inspired people to become more compassionate and supportive of friends and loved ones who are experiencing mental health challenges.
And, you can too — whether you work directly in mental health communications or just want to encourage a little empathy and social connection in your campaigns.
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Diana Steeble
Diana Steeble is PRR’s national health lead and managing principal. She is focused on delivering social marketing and health communications programs, while also overseeing the management of PRR’s client services, creative studio, and market development. Steeble uses her communications skills to benefit PRR’s clients who contribute to the greater good.
