Our Work

Messaging Guidance

We’ve helped many progressive groups in our state research, run focus groups, and develop their core narratives. See this guide we helped create for the Voting Rights Restoration Coalition as an example from a successful campaign.

Sample Messaging Guide

Overhead shot of bright, yellow typewriter with letter keys in the center spelling out "STORYTELLING"

Graphic Design

Our in-house graphic designer creates beautiful social media graphics, logos, and videos for the causes that matter.

Gif of family in circle with arrow rotating around edge. Dollar appears in child's hand and they pay for groceries at a checkout counter. Text says "A recovery rebate would put cash back in the pockets of Washington's workers so families can spend and keep money flowing through our communities."

Animated Gif with still text saying "Progress is Blooming," where green, blue and purple jungle leaves and flowers sprout around the word "Fuse."

Animated gif of a bar graph counting up. Left blue bar is marked "The Wealthiest" and is at 3%. Middle green bar is marked "Middle Income" and is at 11%. Right orange bar is marked "Lowest Income" and is at 18%. Text below says "Washington's tax code is upside-down" and swings upside down at end of gif.

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Earned Media

We help our partners share their stories in the news! We support you through the whole process, from the initial brainstorm to the final pitch.

Some examples of opinion pieces we helped with:

“We can’t keep falling for the myth of ‘billionaire tax flight’” – The Washington State Standard, Emma Scalzo
“The End of Advisory Votes Is a Victory for Immigrant and New Voters“ – South Seattle Emerald, Hailey Wu
“Wealth Tax Would Bring Equity, Revenue to Aid Families” – The Everett Herald, Adaora Ugwueze
“Wealth tax a first step toward fixing a rigged system” – International Examiner, Kytlan Morgan
“Why Voting Is So Critical for Incarcerated and Formerly Incarcerated People” – South Seattle Emerald, Jim Chambers
“Restoring voting rights is an important step in rehabilitation process” – Kitsap Sun, Julian Saucier
“I was in prison. This year I’ll vote for the first time in 25 years. Here’s why it matters” – Tacoma News Tribune, Willie Nobles
“What It Feels Like to Have Your Voting Rights Restored” – The Stranger, Alyssa Knight
“Voting Rights Restoration Bill’s Passage Brings Hope to Our Formerly Incarcerated Communities” – South Seattle Emerald, Datyous Mahmoudian

“Federal Child Tax Credit Reducing Poverty, For Now” – The Everett Herald, Sharonne Navas

“WA Senate must restore voting rights for formerly incarcerated people” – Crosscut, Christopher Poulos, Statewide Reentry Council
“Washington must allow everyone in the community to vote” – Real Change News, Sarah Eichhorn, Civil Survival
“Restoration of voting rights will help curb domestic violence” – The Spokesman-Review, Judy Chen and Kiantha Duncan, WSCADV
“The right to vote helps rehumanize incarcerated people” – The Covington Reporter, Kim Bogucki, The IF Project
“Voting Rights Restoration is Critical for Racial Justice” – The Facts Newspaper, Sedonia Young, Political Destiny
“Voting critical right for those who have left prison” – The Everett Herald, Danielle Armbruster, WA Department of Corrections
“Players Coalition, Former Seahawks Team Up To Support Voting Rights Restoration Bill” – The Seattle Medium, WA Voting Rights Restoration Coalition
“Who can afford the American Dream?” – The South Seattle Emerald, Bennet Vining, All In for Washington
“The fight against anti-Asian hate must include fighting economic racism” – NW Asian Weekly, Shomya Tripathy, ACRS
“Working people have been asking for economic justice for decades. This year, our lawmakers started listening” – Real Change News, Marcy Bowers, Statewide Poverty Action Network
“BIPOC Arts Students Need Washington to Invest in Us” – The Facts Newspaper, Ileyana D. Mabone, All In for Washington

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Audio/Video Production

Video is one of the most powerful digital tools at our disposal. Our audio/visual team has created beautiful videos to engage with audiences. Reach out to us to borrow equipment or get assistance with filming, editing, and captioning.

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