MEE Productions Inc.

Talking to communities who’ve had negative experiences navigating health and human services systems isn’t easy.

One step in building trust is engaging in a way that audiences feel you understand and respect their situations.

Connect with an award-winning health communications and multimedia-production firm that delivers empowering health-promotion messaging to underserved audiences using compelling and culturally sensitive storytelling.

MEE is excited about another video-production award for its community-focused SUD awareness and education campaign in Allegheny County, PA.

If you’re interested in compelling and culturally sensitive storytelling that delivers empowering health-promotion messaging to underserved audiences and addresses health and social disparities, reach out!

Find out more about the award-winning “SUD Recovery Education 101” https://conta.cc/3RIeb0f.

MEE is excited to start work with The Crohn's & Colitis Foundation in May on an important new health project in 2026 to collaboratively create innovative communications and marketing strategies to effectively engage and support communities of color across the country.

The Foundation is the leading non-profit organization focused on both research and patient support for inflammatory bowel disease (IBD). MEE’s upcoming work will support the Foundation’s missions of curing Crohn's disease and ulcerative colitis, and improving the quality of life for the millions of Americans living with IBD.

The Strategic Marketing Plan MEE will create for the Foundation will be focused on driving enrollment, engagement and retention of Black and Hispanic patients in an online, direct-to-patient (D2P) research registry that gives them access to advances in treatment, opportunities to participate in cutting-edge research and connects them to others living with IBD. The registry will also offer access to expert information, news and educational resources.

Bringing a trauma-informed lens to every project has allowed MEE to gain deep insights into the daily lives and challenges that must be considered when attempting to get Black and Hispanic communities to engage with health systems, treatments and technologies.