A Creative agency
With an activism heart
Disrupting
confidently
THE BRAND ACTIVISM AGENCY. FIGHTING INAUTHENTICITY, INJUSTICE AND IRRELEVANCE
We offer strategic branding, content, digital, and marketing so brands making a positive impact can take over the world.
Branding
From unearthing what a brand stands for and represents through to how it communicates its purpose authentically internally and externally. Our goal is to build brands that matter and help them look, talk, act and prove their value to the world.
Content
Every brand has the opportunity to be a meaningful publisher and commentator. We’re able to bring thoughts, feelings and action to life through content.
Campaigns
From mini moments that make a difference to all-out campaigns that create a step-change for the brand and for society. Our campaigns set us apart from the competition.
Production
Everyone has a film in them and for many, that’s where it should stay. But for us, we pride ourselves on creating brand films that people genuinely want to watch and enjoy.
The Upstarts: DCWs 6-Month Work Experience Placements For Creative Activists
We’re launching a new six-month work experience placement scheme to give you an introduction to the world of PR, events and brand activism.
The Elvie team recruit some special help for the Pelvic Floor Playlist
Ever wondered what an orgasm would sound like reimagined as music? Or pregnancy? Or even menstruation? The Elvie team has brought these sounds to life with some help
Way Off Target: Why the retail giant’s U-turn has come at the perfect time
The Ocean is their Office: DCW interview two marine biologists for #WorldOceanDay
For #WorldOceanDay, we spoke to a couple of marine biologists to find out the best and worst bits about having their office underwater
Kate Strong embarks on 90-day journey across the UK in name of the climate crisis
Today on World Environment Day, Kate Strong embarks on a 3,000 mile cycle across the length and breadth of mainland Britain.
Public Enemy: why a collective POA against the Public Order Act is needed
It’s been almost a month since the government’s haphazard Public Order Act was forced through. And quite frankly, the whole thing stinks.
