April 14, 2023
New Collaboration! We Name It So We Can Repair It: Rethinking Harm, Accountability, and Repair in the Anti-Trafficking Sector
People can do good, be good, and still cause harm. Similarly,
Resources
February 25, 2023
New Video: Harm Reduction in Commercial Sex
On February 20, the NSN hosted "Radical Nonjudgment in Survivor Advocacy: Harm reduction in practice." This panel addressed: - What do we mean by "radical
January 30, 2023
New Publication: Meaningful Engagement of People with Lived Experience
On January 25, the National Survivor Network and Global Fund to End Modern Slavery introduced a first-of-its-kind framework for survivor engagement at an event in
December 2, 2022
Scarcity Thinking and Movement Leadership
When we have an incomplete view of what "survivor leadership" could be, sometimes we get protective or possessive of what few opportunities we think there
October 18, 2022
Training: Navigating Professional Boundaries
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dqafWGJrp4s&list=PL5wVwlLIOqfS3rIEQyDuwlHYfaE9JtJ98&index=3
October 18, 2022
Dear survivor leader
This movement can be rough on us. Remember that managing other people's perceptions of you is not your job. Change starts with each of us,
September 30, 2022
Trauma-Informed Storytelling
In the anti-trafficking sector, many movement leaders are hesitant to disclose lived experience for fear they won’t be taken seriously as a professional. And many
September 27, 2022
Brave Space? Safe Space? Emergent Space
Post by Chris Ash, Survivor Leadership Program Manager
Over the summer of 2020, two incredible Moxie Scholars from UNC Chapel Hill came
July 26, 2022
Tips for navigating a workplace trauma response: Fear of saying “no”
Sample language: "Hi, Alix! I'm honored to be invited to take point on the budgeting
July 7, 2022
Tips for managing a workplace trauma response: False sense of urgency
Sample language: "Hi, Sandra. I'm sorry the report I sent over wasn't quite right. Since