2023

NYX Awards - 2023 Gold Winner Winner: North Street Creative

NYCEAL Visual Identity and Web Design

Entrant Company

North Street Creative

Category

Covid-19 Related / Design & Print

Client's Name

Mt. Sinai Health System

Country / Region

United States

Experience Level

Agency

Mt. Sinai Health System engaged North Street to develop a new brand identity and resource-driven website to support its city-wide vaccine education campaign, dubbed The New York Community Engagement Alliance Against COVID-19 Disparities (NYCEAL). The resulting identity and website encompass themes of collaboration and community engagement while conveying a level of scientific credibility and professionalism. A combination of human-forward photography, utilitarian typography, and an optimistic color palette make the brand both approachable and authoritative.
NYCEAL's education campaign is anchored by a resource-driven website providing information on how to engage communities and address vaccine hesitancy and disparities. The website was structured to present layers of scientific data, storytelling, personal testimonies, and other key insights.

2023
Advertising
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gold
winner
The NIC. Christiansen Group

Entrant Company

NCG Agency / ZITE

Category

Advertising / Advertising Campaign

Country / Region

Denmark

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Video / Web Based Productions
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gold
winner

Entrant Company

Ulled Asociados

Category

Video / Web Based Productions / Corporate Image

Country / Region

Spain

2023
Website
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gold
winner

Entrant Company

Zbra Studios

Category

Website / Travel

Country / Region

United States

2023
Social Media
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gold
winner
Diriyah Gate Development Authority

Entrant Company

Create Group

Category

Social Media / Social Campaign

Country / Region

Saudi Arabia