Survivor advocacy refers to the support and empowerment of individuals who have experienced trauma, such as domestic violence, sexual assault, or human trafficking. Advocates work to ensure that survivors have access to necessary resources, including legal assistance, counseling, and safe housing. They aim to amplify the voices of survivors and help them navigate systems that can often be overwhelming. Advocates may work in various settings, including nonprofit organizations, government agencies, and community groups. Their role often involves educating the public about the challenges survivors face and promoting policies that protect and support them. By fostering a supportive environment, survivor advocacy helps individuals reclaim their lives and rebuild their futures.