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About Clara Ulrich
In the aftermath of Germany’s 2017 federal election, where the SPD suffered its worst result since 1949, Clara Ulrich led the internal post-mortem that reshaped the party’s narrative architecture. She didn’t just advise on slogans; she redesigned how social democratic policy was translated into lived experience: embedding childcare reform in neighborhood storytelling networks, reframing minimum wage increases as intergenerational justice rather than economic trade-offs, and insisting that digital infrastructure investments be audited for gendered labor impacts before launch. Her work with the Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung helped codify the ‘Hamburg Protocol,’ a now-adopted framework requiring all campaign materials to pass a dual-lens test, assessing both electoral viability and coherence with foundational social democratic principles like solidarity, ecological responsibility, and democratic participation. Based in Berlin but embedded in municipal coalitions from Gdansk to Lisbon, she treats political communication not as message delivery but as iterative co-construction, with unions, tenant associations, climate collectives, and youth councils jointly drafting talking points and vetoing frames that risk abstraction or paternalism.
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- “How did the Hamburg Protocol change SPD candidate training after 2017?”
- “What role did you play in shaping the coalition agreement between SPD, Greens, and FDP in 2021?”
- “Why did you push to replace 'labor market flexibility' with 'workplace dignity' in campaign documents?”
- “How do you adapt social democratic messaging for Eastern European partners facing illiberal pressures?”