Summertime can be filled with vacations, extra family time, and slower paced schedules. As we head into the final stretch

Public health guidance touches everyday life more than people may realize. It shapes how professionals communicate with communities, how people

Written by Hayden Yarbrough People usually discuss remote work in terms of productivity, flexibility, and output. But for many, the

To honor America’s 250th anniversary, DCG invited employees to mark the milestone in a meaningful way: by exploring the nation’s

What happens when two designers with different cognitive and organizational styles compare notes on time management? You get two very

“Data” is currently a buzzword, showing up in discussions across industries. These discussions are filled with recurring questions about how

With this year’s World Cup kicking off on June 11, stadiums will be filling across host cities in the U.S.,

By Allison Weinstock, Senior Director, Creative Every year, Global Accessibility Awareness Day (GAAD) encourages people to think more deeply about

We’re living in a time where information is constant, expectations are high, and the stakes of communication are often significant.

Earth Day is often associated with big ideas like sustainability, conservation, and global impact. But more often, it shows up

This article was developed with insights from Alissa Lorentz, Senior Manager and Creative Director.  In our January blog, Bringing VA Whole Health to

For many people, spring cleaning means decluttering closets, opening the windows, and giving living spaces a much-needed refresh. But for

As creatives in the federal space, we carry responsibility to communicate with the public, but this doesn’t necessitate rigidity. We’re

February is known for a few things: Valentine’s Day, candy hearts, and a general nudge to pause and show a

The Super Bowl is one of the most visible moments in American culture, uniting millions of viewers, communities, and conversations

DCG partnered with the Department of Veterans Affairs Office of Patient Centered Care and Cultural Transformation (OPCCT) to develop a

Public audiences are inundated with messages every day, yet the ones that resonate most are not necessarily the loudest or