Thank you to the Association of State and Territorial Health Officials for helping us share Arclet with public health practitioners across the country via their Public Health Review Morning Edition podcast. Listen here.

North Carolina is leading the way in how statewide public health campaigns reach local communities. We're headed into the second year of Arclet's partnership with NC DHHS and the North Carolina Institute for Public Health on a model that gives local health departments access to ready-to-use, adaptable campaigns through a single platform.

Arclet is incredibly fortunate to be lifted up by an extraordinary group of advisors who bring deep expertise in public health, communications, technology, and social impact enterprise.

For the past six months, Sherburne County Health & Human Services - a small but mighty team in central Minnesota - has been using Arclet to save time, collaborate more effectively, and strengthen their social media presence.

Public health communication can feel overwhelming when everything is urgent and resources are limited. For Josh Weber, Public Information Officer for the Talbot County Health Department in Maryland, that challenge was especially clear when he stepped into his role earlier this year: “In the beginning, I was just like, am I ever going to feel like I'm not drowning? Thanks to tools like Arclet… it's made this a lot more doable.”

Inspired by our standing-room-only session at the National Conference on Health Communication, Marketing & Media 2025, this conversation explored how AI can responsibly support—not replace—public health communicators. We shared how Arclet is building tools that keep human oversight, cultural relevance, and trust at the center of every innovation. Participants also got a sneak peek at Arli, Arclet’s new AI communications co-pilot created in close collaboration with public health professionals. Arli is designed to help refine messages for clarity, cultural context, and community impact.

This 7-minute video was created in June 2023, with the support of Brown University’s Information Futures Lab. In this video, Arclet Founder Adrienne Ammerman talks about her work as a public health communicator during the COVID-19 pandemic, and how it led her to the vision for the Arclet platform.

In 2021, our founder Adrienne Ammerman (then at WNC Health Network) shared the story of the first year of My Reason WNC—a regional collaborative COVID-19 campaign that brought together public health communicators across western North Carolina.

In March 2025 Adrienne Ammerman, Founder & CEO of Arclet, was featured on America Dissected—the nationally recognized podcast hosted by Dr. Abdul El-Sayed, exploring the intersection of health, culture, and politics.