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Broadcast-quality PSAs for national and regional distribution in English and Spanish. Built around clear messaging, targeted audiences, and measurable impact. We have produced campaigns for ODEP, DHS, CDC, and other major federal agencies.
We design and author eLearning content for a wide range of LMS platforms. Animation, on-camera hosts, subject matter expert interviews, role-playing scenarios, knowledge checks - full instructional design capability in-house.
We translate complex policy, program, and public health information into clear, accessible video that citizens and stakeholders can understand and act on. We follow federal plain language standards on every project.
From congressional hearings to agency milestones, we capture and produce documentary-style content that builds institutional record and public trust.
We are registered in SAM.gov and hold an active GSA Schedule, making it straightforward for federal contracting officers to engage us without a competitive bid.
RaffertyWeiss Media partnered with the Department of Labor’s Office of Disability Employment Policy to produce a broadcast media public service outreach campaign directed at owners of small- and medium-sized businesses. The campaign, which includes broadcast PSAs in both English and Spanish, highlights the essential role that people with disabilities play in workplaces across America and the real value that they add to businesses’ bottom lines.
Aiming to dispel the myth that people with disabilities are unable to meaningfully participate in the U.S. workforce, the campaign stars real American workers with physical and intellectual disabilities helping to make the case for the unique and meaningful contributions that the 50 million people currently living with disabilities can contribute to workplaces of all shapes and sizes.













































































