We let survivors of sexual violence photograph thoughts that they never were able or wanted to verbalize instead of being photographed as a subject of being photographed. In our photo workshops, we hope that they can see themselves and find their voice through their own work. At the same time, we hope they respect and empower each other. At our photo exhibitions, we want the public to see the real people in survivors, not the stereotyped image of victims, hoping for better understanding of survivors, promote better social awareness and better support for the survivors.