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The stories of leadership of survivors of human trafficking are often just heard as stories- hardly ever as demands or needs to create a conducive environment for human beings to live. Survivors as leaders in the movement to prevent trafficking are vital now more than ever, as they have key insight into what is needed to improve policies and create meaningful interventions. With their lived experiences, these leaders can provide perspectives for government, business or any other organization who wants to take an informed approach by taking inputs from the survivor community at each stage of their program. To continue the anti-trafficking movement by making a shift from non-profit initiatives to survivor-led initiatives with mentoring organizations taking facilitation roles, results from this study will inform future strategies for Sanjog and other such organizations.