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: The World Health Organization uses specific stories, like Mildred’s battle with drug-resistant TB, to engage decision-makers and health professionals. Key Takeaways for Campaigns

Campaigns like "It’s On Us" moved away from focusing solely on the survivor's trauma. Instead, they invited survivors to share stories not just of the assault, but of the intervention that saved them. By shifting the narrative to how roommates, friends, and strangers stepped in, these campaigns transformed the story from one of victimhood to one of community agency. This reframing lowered defensive barriers in audiences who otherwise might have dismissed the message as "not my problem."

Before launching any campaign, establish strict ethical guidelines.

A compelling survivor narrative activates the insula, the frontal gyrus, and the sensory cortex. Essentially, when a survivor describes walking through a dark alley or hearing a terrifying diagnosis, the listener’s brain mirrors that experience. We don’t just understand the suffering; we feel it. This phenomenon, known as "neural coupling," transforms observers into participants.

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