See Girl Work delivered health equity graphic design for Black Health Alliance including a culturally inclusive infographic and toolkit.
Black Health Alliance (BHA) is a national organization dedicated to improving the health and well-being of Black communities in Canada. They centre Black voices in identifying barriers to care, co-designing solutions, and driving systemic change through data, partnerships, and community engagement.
Through their research and consultations, BHA identified that Black women and gender-diverse people are significantly under-screened for breast cancer and face systemic barriers to timely and appropriate care. To address this, BHA developed a health initiative called Breast Cancer Awareness and Screening for Black Communities — a campaign designed to increase early detection, promote wellness, and build trust in healthcare systems.
See Girl Work was engaged to produce a suite of publications that would form the foundation of the campaign: a style guide, an evidence brief, and a flagship infographic booklet designed to share key information and research findings with clarity and cultural sensitivity.