TeenSource 2025 Outreach Campaign

An overview of the Teensource 2025 Campaign.

Business cards, postcard, and poster promoting TeenSource's services and resources for young people in California.

To capture the attention of teenage and young adult demographics, this campaign blends clinical information with colorful, hand-drawn, and nostalgic outreach materials.

SKILLS: Business Card Design, Campaign Development, Illustration, Postcard Design, Poster Design, Print Design

SOFTWARE: Adobe Illustrator, Canva, Paint Tool SAI

YEAR: 2025

Clinic Finder Cards

The first version of the clinic finder business card, with 3 different front side graphics of a traffic light in front of California sceneries of a city, beach, and farmland. The back side has information about how to access TeenSource's clinic finder across California. The second version of the clinic finder business card, with the front side graphic being inspired by Google Maps, in which a couple walk along a route leading to a Teensource clinic, signified by a location icon. The back side has information about how to access TeenSource's clinic finder across California.

2" x 3.5" business cards promoting TeenSource's clinic finder, which allows youth across California to find nearby sexual healthcare in their region.

The first version has three different front side graphics, featuring a traffic signal in front of California imagery of urban, coastal, and rural settings. These design variations emphasize the clinic finder's range over different regions of California.

The second version has a Google Maps-inspired front side graphic featuring a couple walking together, which conveys that those who use the clinic finder can easily navigate to a clinic near them.

Condom Access Cards

The Condom Access Project business card design. The front side graphic features an assortment of condoms with different packaging designs of cities, grafitti, rainbows, and hearts, with the center condom having the TeenSource logo. The backside has information about how to get free condoms from TeenSource through the Condom Access Project.

2" x 3.5" business card promoting TeenSource's Condom Access Project, which allows youth across California to pick up and receive packages with free condoms.

The front side graphic features an assortment of colorfully patterned condom wrappers, as though someone has received the package of condoms and is sorting through them.

Informational Postcard

The TeenSource informational postcard. The front side graphic has the teensource logo spray painted on a brick wall in the middle of an urban area, and there are young people walking around looking at their phones, delivering packages, looking over the wall, and spray painting the buildings with birth control and STI testing designs. The back side has a brick wall background, with wheatpasted posters printed with QR codes and information about TeenSource's various services.

4" x 6" informational postcard promoting TeenSource's services and resources.

The front side graphic depicts a Los Angeles-inspired setting with young people walking about, and there are walls with spray painted birth control imagery.

The back side is inspired by wheatpasted posters, with QR code links to TeenSource's programs plastered to each poster.

School Poster

The poster designed to promote Teensource's services to young people in high school and college. An urban space is depicted, with tall buildings with windows, railing, and stairs. A mailman delivers condoms to the top floor. A young man with a hat checks his phone for clinics near him. Another young man spray paints the buildings with condoms and STI test tubes. A girl with heart-shaped glasses holds the trans flag to show her solidarity and allyship. Another girl in overalls texts a number to receive tips about sexual and romantic relationship health and wellness. Across the poster, there is information about TeenSource's free condom program, clinic finder, STI testing, resources, and weekly tips, as well as QR codes for each of these resources.

18" x 24" poster with TeenSource's programs, intended to be displayed in school classrooms for youth to easily access.

The poster features the same characters from the postcard roaming around a colorful urban setting, and they are surrounded by information about TeenSource's services and QR code links to each program.