I’ve been part of this work from the inside, organizing for survivor justice as a survivor myself, an advocate and someone who’s worked within the #MeToo movement. The focus on famous perpetrators often disconnects us from real, everyday experiences of harm.”Bonner emphasized that the survivor justice movement has become increasingly fractured under political pressure and cultural backlash. Our justice system stands in stark opposition to healing justice. As a result, redirecting those resources, she argued, could create the kind of safety, care and healing survivors deserve. The future of survivor justice isn’t just about who goes to jail.