Shrock &
Associates
This is not campaign consulting.
It is world-building work.
We work with people who are trying to build the world we actually need— inside systems that weren’t designed for honesty.
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We help leaders, communicators, organizers, and institutions tell the truth without burning out their people, betraying their values, or mistaking urgency for strategy.
What This Is
Some democratic and non-profit organizations are failing because they keep using methods that extract, exhaust, and silence the very people doing the work and the people they're supposed to serve.
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We work at the intersection of:
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public narrative
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institutional ethics
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political strategy
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and human endurance
Our approach is grounded in one simple belief:
How we work is part of what we’re building.
Who We Work With
We work with:
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candidates who want to build a new world of, by and for the people
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people looking to win messaging battles in committee rooms, news media, and online
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candidates and electeds, non-profit, communication, and policy leaders at ethical crossroads
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organizers and staff navigating burnout, moral injury, or institutional failure
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faith-adjacent and values-driven institutions trying to speak honestly in public
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people who are tired of performing urgency and ready to practice strategy
If your work is about empowering the people, we’ll understand each other.
We Don’t Work With
Candidates or institutions that:
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treat people as disposable
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confuse speed with wisdom
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demand silence in the name of “the greater good”
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use progressive language to justify harm
There are plenty of consultants for that.
We are not one of them.
How We Work
Our work is:
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relational, not extractive
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strategic, not reactive
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slow enough to be honest
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clear enough to be useful
This can look like:
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long-term strategic advising
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short-term intervention during moments of crisis or transition
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facilitated world-building sessions for small groups
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quiet counsel when the public answer isn’t the true one
There are no templates.
There is a method, and it adapts to the people in the room.