Survivor Research 101
For this exercise, open up a presentation you have given publicly or on a webinar, training, or even something you’ve been working on and haven’t presented yet. Using the questions below, critically analyze the content you’re presenting so make sure your presentations are based on existing peer-reviewed/empirical/scholarly research. (P.S. You can copy and paste the table below into a word doc, or just jot down your answers)
Reminder of the definitions:
EXPOSURE: evidence comes from having worked with/alongside survivors or victims
EDUCATION: formal training in a related area, specific coursework on trafficking or exploitation, or developing one’s own level of education by reading peer-reviewed journal articles on the topic.
EXPERIENCE: lived experience as a survivor of exploitation or sexual violence
Source | CLAIM | What I need to strengthen: |
Exposure(working in the anti-trafficking field directly with/alongside victims or survivors) | ||
Education(reading peer-reviewed articles, watching presentations by individuals with expertise) | ||
Experience(lived experience) |
Source | CLAIM | What I need to strengthen: |
Exposure(working in the anti-trafficking field directly with/alongside victims or survivors) | ||
Education(reading peer-reviewed articles, watching presentations by individuals with expertise) | ||
Experience(lived experience) |
Source | CLAIM | What I need to strengthen: |
Exposure(working in the anti-trafficking field directly with/alongside victims or survivors) | ||
Education(reading peer-reviewed articles, watching presentations by individuals with expertise) | ||
Experience(lived experience) |