acknowledgements This report is based on Rohingya-led participatory research from April 2022 to September 2023, and would not have been possible without the support from the Unitarian Universalist Service Committee (UUSC) and other generous donors. MA. Myint (Pseudonym) led and designed the project, recruited the data collection team, coordinated the research, and assisted with team training, data analysis, and report writing. Zaw Htet (Pseudonym) assisted with data collection, transcription, and translation, and also assisted with qualitative data analysis, and dissemination efforts. The Rohingya team that collected, translated, and transcribed the data consisted of (all pseudonyms) Shomimma Hanom, Robiya, Khine Ma Aye, Ripika, Muhammed Orhan, Winn Lynn Kyaw, Myint Shew, Hasson, Zaw Myint, Myo Naing, Zaw Htet, Esouf, and Z. Shew. Rohingya team members were involved in project design, data collection, and translation. They also gave invaluable feedback during the data analysis stage, and were involved in the dissemination of the results as well. Andrew Riley and Haley Ritsema served as volunteer international project advisors and assisted with study design, team training, data analysis, report writing, and dissemination throughout the project. Nikki Stoumen provided a great deal of volunteer assistance with qualitative data analysis, report writing, and dissemination opportunities. Justin Dorey and Ava Strasser provided volunteer assistance with coding large quantities of qualitative data. John Quinley, Ariel Zarate, Thomas Hill, and one anonymous reviewer provided valuable feedback on this report. Brent Walker designed this report, and created the accompanying videos. We would like to thank the three ethical reviewers, working for humanitarian agencies in Cox’s Bazar, who took time to review our study methods to ensure the safety of respondents and the research team. 88