A campaign that uses a survivor’s trauma to attract clicks without providing resources for recovery is not advocacy—it is profiteering. Authentic campaigns center the survivor's consent. They pay them for their time (in speaking fees or consulting roles). They allow them to review how their story is edited. And crucially, they provide "trigger warnings" and resource hotlines alongside the content.

: Prioritize physical and emotional safety; use "trigger warnings" when sharing intense personal accounts.

: A trauma-informed workbook designed to help survivors of sexual violence reframe and reclaim their experiences. Survivor Participation in Campaigns for Legal Change

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