This stage introduces interactions with the other two family members, Aoi and Yuko, as documented in guides on Scribd .
“We have to stop treating survivors like content batteries,” says Leona Mwangi, who runs a post-campaign support network in Nairobi. “They give you their story. It goes on a billboard. They go home. And then the comments start. The doubters. The victim-blamers. The people who say ‘you’re lying for money.’” rapelay episode 2
Even with best practices, survivor-led campaigns face a hidden crisis: the aftermath. This stage introduces interactions with the other two