part

part is a project office for political communication based in Berlin, Germany. Founded in 2016, the agency focuses on helping organizations—from political campaigns and advocacy groups to civic initiatives and socially engaged enterprises—navigate the intersection of digital technology and public participation. Rather than serving a narrow industry, part works primarily with clients who need to engage citizens, communities, or stakeholders around societal change, political issues, or sustainability topics.

How part helps clients achieve meaningful participation

The core philosophy of part is that communication works best when people are able to participate. This means the agency doesn't just broadcast messages; it designs processes and platforms that invite active involvement. Whether through digital tools for public consultation, campaign strategies that encourage user input, or content that sparks dialogue, part builds communication that treats audiences as collaborators rather than passive recipients. The team combines expertise in creative communication with a solid understanding of digital technology, ensuring that campaigns are not only compelling but also technically sound and user-friendly. For example, part often develops web designs and UX interfaces that make participation intuitive, and they apply behavioral insights to understand why users engage (or don’t) with a given initiative.

Services and specialties

part offers a range of services tailored to political and societal communication. While the agency's own description highlights their focus on digital participation, their work typically encompasses the following capabilities:

• Campaign strategy and narrative development for political, social, and sustainability campaigns
• Digital communication, including social media campaigns and online presence management
• UX design and web design for participatory platforms
• Event planning and management, both digital and hybrid
• Influencer marketing and community engagement
• Content marketing and creative consulting
• Analytics and data-driven insights to measure impact
• Consulting on digital transformation and societal change

These services are not just a menu; they are integrated into a holistic approach where strategy, design, and technology work together. For instance, a political campaign might involve part for both the creative concept and the technical implementation of a citizen feedback tool, followed by event management for town halls.

Location and roots in Berlin

Based at 43 Falckensteinstrasse in Berlin’s 10997 district, part operates from a city known for its vibrant political and cultural scene. Berlin, Germany, provides an ideal environment for an agency focused on political communication and societal change, given the city's status as a hub for activism, tech innovation, and policy debate. The agency's location in Berlin-Kreuzberg places it within a neighborhood that historically blends grassroots movements with creative industries, which aligns with part's mission to bridge digital technology and public participation. While part serves clients across Germany and potentially internationally, its Berlin base gives it direct access to a network of political stakeholders, NGOs, and digital creatives.

Who part is a good fit for

part is best suited for organizations that need more than just a standard PR or marketing campaign—specifically those looking to foster genuine public involvement around political or societal issues. Political parties, advocacy groups, and non-profits working on topics like sustainability, social justice, or urban development will find part's participatory approach valuable. Similarly, public institutions or foundations seeking to design digital consultations or community engagement initiatives can benefit from part's blend of creative strategy and technical know-how. Startups or enterprises with a strong civic or social mission may also find alignment, especially if they prioritize user-centered design and transparent communication. In short, part is a partner for any entity that believes communication should be a two-way street, driven by participation and powered by thoughtful digital tools.