Serving Tulsa and Oklahoma City, Mental Health Association Oklahoma is dedicated to to promoting mental health and the equity of access to mental health care through advocacy, education, research, service, and housing.
As the Graphic Design Coordinator, I helped develop of a number of projects, including program logos, one-page information sheets, brochures, stationery, website graphics, and info-graphics designed for distribution across all social media platforms.
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One of our many bold initiatives launched at MHAOK was CoffeeFirst, which had its grand opening in November 2019, providing full-time employment opportunities to individuals who have experienced mental illness,
homelessness, or incarceration for a six-month period so they can reenter the workforce.
Here, I was responsible for developing CoffeeFirst’s branding and visual identity.
Along with my design content, I have also assumed the responsibility of illustrating a mental health themed activity and coloring book for our annual Mental Health Month campaign in May, as featured on local Tulsa news affiliates News On 6 and Tulsa Public Radio.
