Our Work
MayaTech projects vary in size from large, multi-year contracts, to task orders, to short-term consulting assignments. We have supported projects in diverse subject areas, including maternal, child and adolescent health, substance abuse, mental health, criminal justice, chronic disease, nutrition, physical activity, obesity, viral hepatitis, and HIV/AIDS.
women's health
MayaTech led the development of a national program to improve health outcomes for adolescent girls and women at risk for insulin resistance and prediabetes. The program will include partnerships with community stakeholders and OASH Regional Offices and their networks.
MayaTech served as the evaluator for the Office on Women's Health National Evaluation of the Coalition for a Healthier Community Initiative, using a participatory approach to design and implement the evaluation. The evaluation assessed the effectiveness of a gender-based systems approach to improve women and girl's health and eliminate gender inequalities.
MayaTech supported OWH on researching, planning, implementing, and evaluating a public health campaign, HPV VAX NOW, focused on increasing human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccination rates among 18 to 26 year-olds. Read more on the #HPVvaxNOW campaign.
Hypertension and Insulin Resistance
MayaTech led the development of a national program to improve health outcomes for adolescent girls and women at risk for insulin resistance and prediabetes. The program will include partnerships with community stakeholders and OASH Regional Offices and their networks.
Coalition for a Healthier Community Initiative
MayaTech served as the evaluator for the Office on Women's Health National Evaluation of the Coalition for a Healthier Community Initiative, using a participatory approach to design and implement the evaluation. The evaluation assessed the effectiveness of a gender-based systems approach to improve women and girl's health and eliminate gender inequalities.
HPV Vax NOW Campaign
MayaTech supported OWH on researching, planning, implementing, and evaluating a public health campaign, HPV VAX NOW, focused on increasing human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccination rates among 18 to 26 year-olds. Read more on the #HPVvaxNOW campaign.
hiv/aids & infectious diseases
MayaTech partnered with Hager Sharp to support creation of a national, social norming campaign aimed at getting pediatric vaccinations back on track. This work included an in-depth assessment of the current pediatric vaccination landscape and development of strategies to motivate behavior change. The project's goal is to increase vaccination rates, reduce health disparities, and address the decline in pediatric vaccine administration resulting from the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.
In supporting the HRSA HIV/AIDS Bureau, MayaTech and our partner, Impact Marketing + Communications, is responsible for the development and implementation and promotion of tools and resources and the delivery of capacity building technical assistance to support the uptake and replication of innovative HIV care strategies. The program serves HIV primary care providers and community-based organizations to address needs and gaps in the delivery of HIV care and treatment along the HIV Care Continuum.
Coordination, Replication, and Dissemination of Innovative HIV Care Strategies in RWHAP
MayaTech is working with the Office of Infectious Disease and HIV/AIDS Policy (OIDP) to identify systemic barriers to integrated hepatitis care, prevention, and treatment; develop integrated payment models and policies; facilitate collaboration with federal and non-federal partners; and provide communications and dissemination support. The focus of this effort is to advance progress toward viral hepatitis elimination.
Coordination, Replication, and Dissemination of Innovative HIV Care Strategies in the Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program (RWHAP)
In supporting the HRSA HIV/AIDS Bureau, MayaTech and our partner, Impact Marketing + Communications, is responsible for the development and implementation and promotion of tools and resources and the delivery of capacity building technical assistance to support the uptake and replication of innovative HIV care strategies. The program serves HIV primary care providers and community-based organizations to address needs and gaps in the delivery of HIV care and treatment along the HIV Care Continuum.
OIDP Viral Hepatitis Elimination Support
MayaTech is working with the Office of Infectious Disease and HIV/AIDS Policy (OIDP) to identify systemic barriers to integrated hepatitis care, prevention, and treatment; develop integrated payment models and policies; facilitate collaboration with federal and non-federal partners; and provide communications and dissemination support. The focus of this effort is to advance progress toward viral hepatitis elimination.
public health & policy
MayaTech provided support to the Commissioned Corps Headquarters in their efforts to stand up and expand the Ready Reserve Corps and Public Health Emergency Response Strike Team, as well as enhance core operations. MayaTech also provided organizational development and change management support, as well as strategic support for communications and outreach.
Support for the U.S. Public Health Service Commissioned Corps
MayaTech surveyed African American community health workers (CHWs) over the age of 50 to assess the effectiveness of materials aimed at increasing knowledge around vaccination. This work, led by the HHS Office of Regional Health Operations, aimed to understand the impact of culturally appropriate promotional materials, and the current perceptions around routine vaccinations for older adults, as well as the COVID-19 vaccine.
Evaluation of Vaccine-Related Promotional Materials for Community Health Workers
Support for the U.S. Public Health Service Commissioned Corps
MayaTech provided support to the Commissioned Corps Headquarters in their efforts to stand up and expand the Ready Reserve Corps and Public Health Emergency Response Strike Team, as well as enhance core operations. MayaTech also provided organizational development and change management support, as well as strategic support for communications and outreach.
Evaluation of Vaccine-Related Promotional Materials for Community Health Workers
MayaTech surveyed African American community health workers (CHWs) over the age of 50 to assess the effectiveness of materials aimed at increasing knowledge around vaccination. This work, led by the HHS Office of Regional Health Operations, aimed to understand the impact of culturally appropriate promotional materials, and the current perceptions around routine vaccinations for older adults, as well as the COVID-19 vaccine.
higher education
The University is developing a social network intervention to increase uptake, retention and adherence to PrEP, bundled with gender affirming therapy (GAT) in Black and Latina transgender women. MayaTech developed the interview guides, IRB protocols and contributed to content analysis, interpretation and reporting.
MayaTech provided press release, media relations, and social media strategy support to Wiley College. The efforts resulted in hundreds of social media shares, as well as social and traditional media pickup by national, local, higher education African American, and HBCU-focused media outlets. As some of the nation's smaller, private HBCUs do not have robust communications teams, MayaTech fosters the expanded visibility of these institutions via media relations support and social media strategy. Learn more at MayaTechConnect.
The National Institutes of Health AIM-AHEAD initiative recently funded a national consortium to establish mutually beneficial and coordinated partnerships to increase the participation and representation of researchers and communities currently underrepresented in the development of Artificial Intelligence/Machine Learning (AI/ML) models. The AIM-AHEAD Coordinating Center includes four cores, including the Data Science Training Core (DSTC), a partnership led by Howard University, to provide training opportunities to enhance health equity in AI/ML research. MayaTech is the external evaluator for the DSTC.
University of Miami
The University is developing a social network intervention to increase uptake, retention and adherence to PrEP, bundled with gender affirming therapy (GAT) in Black and Latina transgender women. MayaTech developed the interview guides, IRB protocols and contributed to content analysis, interpretation and reporting.
Media Relations Support for Wiley College
MayaTech provided press release, media relations, and social media strategy support to Wiley College. The efforts resulted in hundreds of social media shares, as well as social and traditional media pickup by national, local, higher education African American, and HBCU-focused media outlets. As some of the nation's smaller, private HBCUs do not have robust communications teams, MayaTech fosters the expanded visibility of these institutions via media relations support and social media strategy. Learn more at MayaTechConnect.
Howard University (AIM-AHEAD Core)
The National Institutes of Health AIM-AHEAD initiative recently funded a national consortium "to establish mutually beneficial and coordinated partnerships to increase the participation and representation of researchers and communities currently underrepresented in the development of Artificial Intelligence/Machine Learning (AI/ML) models. The AIM-AHEAD Coordinating Center includes four cores, including the Data Science Training Core (DSTC), a partnership led by Howard University, to provide training opportunities to enhance health equity in AI/ML research. MayaTech is the external evaluator for the DSTC.
Select Projects by Agency
- Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)
- Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA)
- HHS Office of Minority Health (OMH)
- HHS National Vaccine Program Office (NVPO)
- Office of Population Affairs (OPA)
- Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA)
- HHS Office on Women's Health (OWH)
Social Norming Campaign - Pediatric Vaccination
MayaTech partnered with Hager Sharp to support creation of a national, social norming campaign aimed at getting pediatric vaccinations back on track. This work included an in-depth assessment of the current pediatric vaccination landscape and development of strategies to motivate behavior change. The project's goal is to increase vaccination rates, reduce health disparities, and address the decline in pediatric vaccine administration resulting from the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.