Future research should move beyond measuring "awareness" (a vague, unactionable metric) to measuring impact on survivor well-being and systemic change . The most ethical campaign is one where survivors are not just sources, but co-creators and beneficiaries.
Seeing a survivor speak openly encourages others to seek help or screening.
Future research should move beyond measuring "awareness" (a vague, unactionable metric) to measuring impact on survivor well-being and systemic change . The most ethical campaign is one where survivors are not just sources, but co-creators and beneficiaries.
Seeing a survivor speak openly encourages others to seek help or screening.