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A new kind of design resource for public health
Designers in Public Health™ (DIPH) is a thought leadership hub at the intersection of design and public health—focused on promoting accessibility, inclusion, equity, and clarity in health communication.
At a time when public health is facing unprecedented challenges, we believe design can—and should—play a central role in how we rebuild trust and reach communities more effectively. At its core, DIPH is grounded in four key principles that guide every resource we create:
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Equitable
Creating fair and just health solutions.
2
Human Centered
Designing with people’s real needs in mind.
3
Accessible
Making sure health information is clear and usable for everyone.
4
Inclusive
Ensuring diverse voices are heard and represented.
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DIPH was founded by Joey Shephard, Visual Design SME and owner of QJS Design Studio—a graphic design agency specializing in accessible, equity-centered design for public health.
Joey’s work has supported organizations such as the CDC Foundation, Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, NIH’s Tribal Health Research Office, National Association of County and City Health Officials, and the Institute of Museum and Library Services.