• Qwest Communications “Keeping Washington Families Safer Online” Community Relations Program.  Qwest Communications and JohnstonWells developed an online safety education program that positioned Qwest as an online safety leader.  
• Regional Air Quality Council (RAQC) “Let’s Take Care of Our Summer Air” Community Relations Program.  RAQC and JohnstonWells collaborated to create a program that encouraged behavior change with Denver Metro residents in an effort to combat ground-level ozone pollution.  
• Littleton Adventist Hospital “Preventing Disease From Becoming Contagious” Crisis Communications Program. Together, JohnstonWells and Littleton Adventist Hospital developed a plan which proved to be extremely valuable when a disorder might have spread through the hospital’s surgical instruments, however strategic information dissemination sustained the hospital’s reputation and limited contagious news to one day.

JohnstonWells and its clients also were awarded the following three Silver Pick honors:

• Qwest Communications “Smarter Surfing Starts Here” Web site Category. Qwest and JohnstonWells were recognized for the development and launch of IncredibleInternet.com, a Web site created to educate the public about the risks of the Internet.
• PeaceJam “A Global Call to Action” Media Relations Program. PeaceJam and JohnstonWells were honored for the national media relations campaign and coordination for PeaceJam’s 10th anniversary.
• Jefferson County Library “A New Treasure in an Olde City” Community Relations Program. Jefferson County Library with help from JohnstonWells won a Silver Pick for its comprehensive community relations campaign, including focus groups, citizen committees, media relations and substantial printed pieces.  
  

In addition to the awards for client programs, JohnstonWells team member, Gina Seamans, was awarded a Silver Pick for the development of marketing communications materials for the 2007 PRSA Western District Conference.