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We don't just tell stories, we build them.

When the right stories reach the right audiences, magic can happen. It can lead to important policy changes or raise funds for vital community initiatives. Stories can help unwind prejudices and fight stigma. Stories can help elevate the unknown, forgotten, and overlooked issues that society needs to tackle.

A group of people posing for a selfie standing in front of a house. A man in the group is holding a camera.

These outcomes are why we do this work. But how we do the work is just as important. Here are some things we believe:

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Co-Creation

We work to ensure all project stakeholders' needs are included, especially the people at the center of the story.

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Accessibility

We design our videos and creative products to reach as many people as possible, working to remove barriers experienced by people with disabilities or those for whom English is not their first language.

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Humanity

We create narratives that do not perpetuate harmful stereotypes, and we respect and honor the humanity of all the people portrayed in our stories.

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Cultural Competency

Our team draws on a wide variety of perspectives, life experiences, and professional backgrounds, but we don't know everything. We keep an open mind to other points of view and do our homework when working on new issues.

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Our efforts to forge relationships with clients, consituents, communities, and audiences are all part of our process - it's what we mean by building stories, block by block.

Our Clients

Boreal Conservation logo
King County Department of Public Defense logo
Indigenous Leadership Initiative logo
Disability Rights Florida logo
Movement Voter Project logo
People for Mobility Justice logo
National Audubon Society Logo
International Space University logo
Be a Hero logo
Vera Institute of Justice logo
Rooted in Rights logo
Northwest Community Bail Fund logo
Women Enabled International Logo
Working Films logo
Disability Law Center of Alaska Logo
Redwood City Education Fund logo
Arizona Center for Disability Law Logo
Education is Power

Block by Block Creative

Seattle, WA, USA

Vancouver, BC, Canada

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