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We collaborate with a range of clients including independent researchers, legal professionals, nonprofit organizations, academic institutions, grassroots advocacy groups, and public/private sector entities. Our interdisciplinary model allows us to tailor services for those working in international affairs, digital humanities, public policy, and legal strategy. Whether you're building a campaign or seeking data analysis for a court case, we adapt to your mission and goals.

Yes. We welcome specialized requests and understand that unique challenges often require customized solutions. If you have a project outside our listed services—such as a media analysis, cultural research framework, or multilingual UX consultation—feel free to submit your idea through our Contact page. We evaluate each request through the lens of our digital capabilities, ethics, and research standards.

Initial consultations are complimentary and designed to assess the feasibility, scope, and alignment of your project with our expertise. This meeting helps ensure mutual clarity before committing to a formal service agreement. After the first session, we’ll provide a custom proposal that includes timelines, service tiers, and rates.

We integrate widely respected software and platforms including SPSS, Tableau, Microsoft Visio, Google Cloud, R Studio, Notion, and Canva. Depending on your project needs, we may also utilize collaboration tools like Microsoft Teams, Slack, Calendly, and Miro. Our goal is to provide a seamless, secure, and transparent workflow tailored to the comfort level of each client.

Yes, we do. While we value long-term partnerships, we’re also equipped to handle short-term engagements or one-time deliverables—such as research briefs, digital audits, or UX redesigns. Short-term clients still benefit from our same in-depth research and professional standards, ensuring every project receives strategic attention.

At Poetic Politics, cultural sensitivity and ethical research are at the core of our practice. We apply frameworks grounded in social science, decolonial thought, and human rights advocacy to ensure that all data, design, and strategy reflect the dignity and diversity of the communities we serve. From language use to research ethics, we actively avoid bias, prioritize informed consent, and engage in continuous learning to stay accountable in both domestic and international contexts.