My research drives the advocacy—why does no one say my name?

You did the work. You found the facts, checked them twice, built the case no one else could build. Then someone else stood up and spoke it, and the room applauded them. You tell yourself the work still matters, credit or not. Good. But test that claim. If a month passes with no thanks, no byline, no mention of your name — does the effort still feel worth it? If it doesn't, you don't hold the belief you think you hold. You are only borrowing it, waiting for proof. This page won't tell you to stop wanting credit. Wanting it is natural. It will show you how to keep doing work you value, on your own judgment, without needing someone else's mouth to confirm it was worth doing.