Share knowledge. Protect identities.

A practical publishing checklist for community teams and advocates.

A public awareness post does not need a survivor’s name, photograph or case history to be useful. Use general educational material.

Remove identifiers

Leave out names, faces and identifying locations.

Check the purpose

Publish only what the audience needs to learn.

Use general examples

Never pass invented examples off as real cases.

Keep sources visible

Retain source links and AI design credits.

This is a MyImpact AI editorial checklist informed by UNFPA guidance on survivor data. It is not a substitute for your organisation’s safeguarding procedures.

Source & editorial note

AI-assisted writing and design by MyImpact AI. This independent educational adaptation is general information, not individual medical or legal advice.

UNFPA: A survivor-centred approach to monitoring GBV response programming