Understanding survivor inclusion practices and attitudes toward survivor inclusion in anti-trafficking organizations
Do you work with anti-trafficking?
This study will provide a benchmark assessment of anti-trafficking organizations’ perceptions of:
(1) their inclusion of survivors in the planning, design, and evaluation processes related to their programs.
(2) their inclusion of at-risk communities in the
planning, design, and evaluation of prevention programs targeting their communities
(3) the attitudes held by anti-trafficking organizations regarding survivor inclusion in planning, design, evaluation, and organizational leadership and oversight.
This baseline data will be based on self-reported data obtained through semi-structured interviews with quantitative and qualitative questions.
Project Scope
Online survey - Survivor Inclusion practices and attitudes
Semi-structured Interviews and research with a wide range of organizational leaders to understand how survivors are currently being included and organizational attitudes towards survivor inclusion.
Reports and multi-media sharing of results.
Desired outcomes
A better understanding of how survivors are being included in anti-trafficking organizations and what roles they are taking on.
A better understanding of attitudes toward survivor inclusion in anti-trafficking organizations.
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