: Sharing stories chips away at harmful myths and stereotypes, such as the idea that certain behaviors "invite" assault.

: Narratives can powerfully shift beliefs and behaviors, such as educating parents on child safety or highlighting early warning signs of illness.

While data and statistics inform the logical mind, and a sense of shared connection.

: Personal stories often have a greater influence on lawmakers than statistics alone. They provide the human context necessary to advocate for survivor-centered legislation and accountability.