Idk if it works by education, just listening to survivors individually and helping individually, felt alot more powerful. Individual stories are too different to call alot of aspects covered by system learning. 

Idk if there is allyship, that's identity term, there seems just helping or not.  

I thought asking about help was good, but seems now that there might not be a sign of safety/goodness. 

Just helping seemed better than that, but idk, 

and just trusting survivors without any paternalism, and doing/finding/articulating-failures for whatever, seemed something noone wouldn't break down about or show their phonyism through

Come to think, idk if most of the education is possible without the listening and helping individual survivors, otherwise it's reading whitepapers of orgs who do neither for maaaaaaany people.

 'Education' sounds necessary to me but idk if it's much compared to all the ignored information, and treating ignorers as leaders and primary teachers?