Translating Survivor-Centredness into Pedagogical Approaches to Training on Sexual Violence in Conflict and Emergency Settings: A Case Study

To encourage further interrogation of the language of "survivor-centredness" in the field of conflict-related sexual violence, this article offers a case study of efforts to build and intensify more survivor-centred pedagogy for use in the training of humanitarian workers seeking to address sexual violence in conflict and emergency settings. Set against the backdrop of a literature review of existing usages, it builds on key aspects of an earlier evaluation in which all three authors were involved in different capacities.