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“Dear [Name],

Elena is safe now. Help us find the next Elena.” | ✅ Do | ❌ Don't | | :--- | :--- | | Use content warnings (CW) clearly. | Show graphic re-enactments of violence. | | Pay survivors for their time/stories. | Ask survivors to “perform” trauma on camera. | | Focus on resilience & action (what helped). | Focus solely on the gruesome details. | | Provide an exit button (for domestic violence sites). | Assume every survivor is ready to speak. | | Offer anonymous submission options. | Edit the story to make it “more dramatic.” | Part 7: Sample Campaign Calendar (7 Days) | Day | Focus | Content Type | Hashtag | | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | | Mon | The Problem (Stats) | Infographic | #AwarenessMatters | | Tue | Survivor Story (Anonymous) | Text quote graphic | #SurvivorSpeaks | | Wed | Myth vs. Fact (Education) | Carousel post | #KnowTheSigns | | Thu | Survivor Q&A (Live video) | IG Live / AMA | #AskMeAnything | | Fri | The Interruption (How to help) | Reel / TikTok | #BystanderEffect | | Sat | Healing & Joy (Post-survival) | Photo of survivor gardening/dancing | #ThrivingNotSurviving | | Sun | Call to Action (Donate/Volunteer) | Link in bio + testimonial | #ActionDay | Final Note: Always tag your resources (National Suicide Prevention Lifeline, RAINN, local DV shelter) on every single post featuring a survivor story. The story opens the heart; the link saves the life.

Why this pairing works: Data informs, but stories transform. rapesection com

“During the campaign last October, I saw 100 posters about ‘breaking the silence.’ But I wasn’t silent. I was terrified.

Share this if you want to learn that script. You might need it for yourself. Or for me.” “The hotline saved my life. Link in bio for the script. #SurvivorVoices #AwarenessSaves” Part 5: Email Marketing (To Donors/Volunteers) Subject Line: A story you haven't heard (and a campaign that worked) “Dear [Name], Elena is safe now

Awareness campaigns work when they tell me how to leave, not just that I should leave.

She wrote: ‘I saw your Instagram story. A survivor said she felt ‘gross’ after the incident. I cried. I finally had a word for my feeling. I called the number you posted.’ | | Pay survivors for their time/stories

1 in 3 women experience X. Story: ‘I thought I was the 1 in 3. Turns out, I was the 1 in 1 who spoke up.’ – Elena.