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| Campaign Type | Primary Goal | Survivor’s Typical Role | Example | |---------------|--------------|------------------------|---------| | (e.g., HIV, mental health) | Normalize help-seeking | “Peer witness” – shows functional life post-diagnosis | “I am a survivor of suicide loss” videos | | Behavior change (e.g., smoking, drunk driving) | Deter risky behavior | “Consequence narrator” – describes cost of the behavior | MADD’s victim impact panels | | Policy advocacy (e.g., domestic violence laws) | Change legislation | “Expert by experience” – testifies to gaps in system | #SurvivorsSay hearings | | Fundraising (e.g., cancer research) | Drive donations | “Hope architect” – ties survival to specific research progress | Relay for Life survivor lap |

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A story without a CTA is just entertainment. If a survivor describes a delayed diagnosis, the CTA is "Get screened." If a survivor describes police indifference, the CTA is "Call your council member." The story must flow naturally into the action. | Campaign Type | Primary Goal | Survivor’s

Despite the flood of statistics, rates of domestic violence remained stubbornly high; cancer screenings were still skipped; mental health stigmas persisted. The missing link, it turns out, was not more data—it was narrative. If a survivor describes a delayed diagnosis, the

When a survivor’s raw, personal account is integrated into a broad awareness campaign, the results are transformative.

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