
About Arclet
Arclet is an all-in-one tool for sourcing and sharing health communications from leading research and health organizations.
Arclet was built in response to years of problem-solving and hitting roadblocks as health communicators. Evaluation data is hard to find. Sharing assets among partner organizations is a pain. Additional tools are needed to add your organization logo to communications assets.
After searching for solutions to make sharing health communications easier and falling short, we decided to build the solution ourselves. Arclet is built by health communicators for health communicators. This is our platform, so dive in and let us know what you like, what you don’t like, and how we can continue to empower our field of health communications.
Our Commitment to High Quality
Health Communication
At Arclet, we believe access to clear, reliable, and engaging health information is essential for building healthier communities. That’s why we carefully curate our content library with trusted, evidence-based resources and community-driven insight.
What Guides Our Content?
Credible & Evidence-Based
We collaborate with leading health organizations, public health departments, academic institutions, and verified experts to ensure accuracy and reliability. Our content follows established health guidelines and best practices so you can trust the information you find on Arclet. Current partners include the North Carolina Department of Health & Human Services, the CDC Foundation’s Vaccine Resource Hub, and the National Foundation of Infectious Diseases.
Timely & Relevant
Health information evolves quickly. We prioritize up-to-date content that reflects emerging trends, new research, and current public health priorities.
Engaging & Actionable
Health communication should be easy to understand and visually compelling. We emphasize plain language, inclusive messaging, and culturally competent content that encourages action—whether it’s accessing a resource, starting a conversation, or making a health-related decision.
Community-Driven
We listen to our users and content contributors to ensure Arclet remains responsive to real-world health communication needs. Organizations and health communicators can share content for consideration in our library, expanding their reach, engagement insights, and impact. We prioritize content that is evergreen, visually compelling, accessible, and actionable, filling gaps in health communication by addressing underrepresented topics, engaging specific communities, and offering customizable formats.
Your Voice Matters
We are always looking for ways to improve Arclet’s content library. If you see something missing, have suggestions, or want to provide feedback, we’d love to hear from you.
Meet Our Founder
Adrienne is is a health communications professional with 18 years of experience at the local, regional, state, & national levels. She has dedicated her career to empowering health communicators to support their communities with evidence-based, culturally competent, and measurable health information.
In 2019, through her work with WNC Health Network, Adrienne initiated the creation of a collective impact collaborative that has grown to include health communicators representing public health agencies, hospitals, and community-based partners across the 18 counties of western North Carolina. During the pandemic, Adrienne coordinated a customizable regional communications campaign to build local communicators’ capacity to mitigate the impacts of COVID-19. Highlighted by the CDC as a model strategy, this approach is now being adapted in WNC for use with other priority health issues.
Adrienne holds an MA in communications with a concentration in health communication from Johns Hopkins University and was a 2023 Information Futures Fellow at Brown University School of Public Health.
Meet Our Team
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Marian Arledge
Director of Public Health Initiatives
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Ameena Batada
Special Advisor
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Bryan Dennstedt
Chief Technology Officer
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Meg Mulhearn
Content Engineer
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Yamini Pemmasani
Computer Systems Engineer
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Mason Youngblood
Lead AI Engineer
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Andrew Zuercher
Director of Engineering
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Erin Braasch, Advisor
WNC Heath Network
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Nicole Cathcart, Advisor
Awestruck Labs
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Catherine Chao, Advisor
Ad Council
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Stefanie Friedhoff, Advisor
Brown University School of Public Health, Information Futures Lab
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Lisa Macon Harrison, Advisor
Granville-Vance District Health Department
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Katelyn Jetelina, Advisor
Epidemiologist, Data Scientist, Scientific Communicator
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Lee Lance, Advisor
Ecobot
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Khalilah LeGrand, Advisor
Association of State & Territorial Health Officials (ASTHO)
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