The Vida Agency awarded Seattle’s SDOT Transit Plus Multimodal Corridor Outreach Contract

TheSeattle based Vida Agency (TVA) was chosen by Seattle Department of Transportation (SDOT) to lead a multi-year Transit Plus Multimodal Corridor Outreach contract. Led by TVA, the collaborative team to help SDOT improve mobility throughout the completion of RapidRide H Line Delridge, Route 7, and Route 44 will also include ECOSS, Black Stax, Equitable Future, and Andromeda.

Founded by Amalia Martino, TVA is a woman and minority-owned business, renowned for their deep fluency in the nuances of cultural competence and work with diverse and traditionally underserved communities. TVA services span research, strategy, communications, storytelling, equity and social justice planning, and innovative community engagement tactics.

“We are extremely proud of the hard work and strong collaborations our team has forged throughout the years in support of previous SDOT projects,” says Amalia Martino, TVA Founder and President. “We are grateful for SDOT’s continued trust and look forward to another strong collaboration.”

Several SDOT projects created by The Vida Agency (TVA) achieved recent MarCom recognition. The awards include a Gold for the West Seattle Bridge Program overview video and honorable mentions for the West Seattle Bridge Don’t Go Low campaign, and the West Marginal Way Virtual Walking Tour video. MarCom awards honor excellence in marketing and communication while recognizing the creativity, hard work, and generosity of industry professionals.