This article presents a collaborative effort designed to inform policy and practice related to the wellbeing of survivors throughout the life course. Through an interactive two-day workshop and subsequent consultations, this effort engaged a network of scholars, practitioners, and survivors, and employed a participatory model of wellbeing that was developed for use with highly marginalized populations of women and girls.
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