Tarrant County Beat HIV

Tarrant County Beat HIV is a public health initiative dedicated to reducing HIV infections and improving access to care across the community. Backed by the Tarrant County Public Health Department and aligned with the national Ending the HIV Epidemic effort, the program focuses on early diagnosis, effective treatment, prevention through tools like PrEP, and rapid outbreak response. A key part of their mission involves reducing stigma through education, open dialogue, and community outreach—creating safe, informed spaces where individuals feel empowered to seek care and support without fear or judgment.

I had the privilege of working with Beat HIV on a variety of creative projects. While much of the collateral I designed included straightforward pieces like social media graphics and flyers, I also had the opportunity to bring the brand to life in more playful and interactive ways—designing things like a custom game wheel, social media filters, and other engaging materials that helped connect with the community in fresh and meaningful ways.