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Brazil’s Bold Stand Against Domestic and Sexual Violence

Brazil’s Bold Stand Against Domestic and Sexual Violence

Brazil’s Bold Stand Against Domestic and Sexual Violence

NO MORE is proud to serve as the nonprofit partner for Brazil’s national initiative to use the 2027 Women’s World Cup as a platform to help prevent violence against women and girls.

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NO MORE's Work in Latin America

NO MORE's Work in Latin America

NO MORE is expanding across Latin America to address domestic and sexual violence through local partnerships, prevention programs, and gender equality initiatives in Brazil and with the IDB. Providing Spanish resources, survivor support, and working to create safer communities across the region.

The Global Summit on Tech-Facilitated Gender-Based Violence

The Global Summit on Tech-Facilitated Gender-Based Violence

Join the voices leading change at the Global Summit on TFGBV on June 9th, 2026, Together we are advancing powerful, tech-driven solutions for safety, prevention, and global impact.

Find Support via the Global Directory

Find Support via the Global Directory

NO MORE's Global Directory links individuals to essential resources for domestic and sexual violence support. It offers a comprehensive list of helplines, shelters, and services worldwide, helping users easily find local assistance and support. Explore the directory for crucial help and resources.

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Together We Can End Domestic and Sexual Violence

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Here's how you make an impact as a part of the global movement with NO MORE. Access awareness toolkits, join NO MORE Week, run for Team NO MORE, engage your workplace, connect with a global community of advocates, and support efforts to end domestic and sexual violence worldwide.

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Get The NO MORE Toolkit

Take Action

Get The NO MORE Toolkit

Access the NO MORE Toolkit, which is a comprehensive resource designed to help individuals, organizations, and communities raise awareness and take action to end domestic and sexual violence.

Ways to Give to NO MORE

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Ways to Give to NO MORE

Join the movement to end domestic and sexual violence. Donate, create a fundraiser, run for NO MORE, host events, or partner as a company. Every contribution supports survivors and drives change.

Take Action On Campus

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Take Action On Campus

Our new guide, "Building Safer Campuses," includes everything students, parents, and campus leaders may need to raise awareness, take action, and support survivors of abuse on college campuses.

The NO MORE Week Challenge

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The NO MORE Week Challenge

Join the NO MORE Week Challenge 2026, a free virtual 5K, 10K, or Half Marathon supporting survivors of domestic and sexual violence. Walk or run anywhere March 2–8 and help raise awareness worldwide.

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Our Work

Learn about our campaigns, our work with partners in the field, and how you can get involved.

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April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month

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April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month

April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month (SAAM). A time to raise awareness of sexual violence, promote prevention, and supports survivors. Every April, communities come together to educate, inspire action, and help create safer environments for everyone.

Language of Love

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Language of Love

Valentine’s Day is full of roses, chocolates, teddy bears and rhymes. But sometimes the language of love is not as sweet as it might seem.

The Equal Futures Fund

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The Equal Futures Fund

For 20+ years, Avon has fought gender-based violence, aiding 15M+ women and girls with $91M+. Now, with the NO MORE Foundation, the Equal Futures Fund tackles gender bias and drives equity through education, empowerment, partnerships, and systemic change worldwide.

The Global Summit on Economic Abuse

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The Global Summit on Economic Abuse

The first-of-its-kind Global Summit on Economic Abuse took place on November 18, 2025, uniting global experts, advocates, survivors, and leaders to address economic abuse and drive systemic change. Catch up on the sessions here.

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Know the Facts

To end domestic violence and sexual violence, we all need to be part of the solution. Learn the facts about domestic and sexual violence, their impact on individuals and communities, warning signs to recognize, and practical ways to support survivors, intervene safely, and help prevent abuse.

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Shattering the Silence: Intimate Partner Violence Within LGBTQ+ Relationships

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Shattering the Silence: Intimate Partner Violence Within LGBTQ+ Relationships

Explore intimate partner violence in LGBTQ+ relationships, including unique barriers survivors face. Learn how stigma, fear of outing, and lack of inclusive services impact access to help—and why affirming, accessible support is critical for all survivors.

Watch: NO MORE Co-Founder Jane Randel on the TEDx Stage — Engaging Kids to End Domestic and Sexual Violence

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Watch: NO MORE Co-Founder Jane Randel on the TEDx Stage — Engaging Kids to End Domestic and Sexual Violence

Learn how survivors of domestic violence can vote safely. Explore secure voting options, protect your privacy, and create a safety plan with tips on early voting, mail-in ballots, and confidential registration so you can make your voice heard without fear.

Supporting Survivors

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Supporting Survivors

Learn how to support survivors of domestic and sexual violence with compassion. Discover what to say, how to listen without judgment, respect their choices, and connect them to resources while also taking care of your own well-being.

Guide to Healthy Dating

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Guide to Healthy Dating

Dating is one of life’s great joys. Learn how to build safe, respectful relationships. Explore tips on consent, boundaries, red flags, communication, and staying safe while dating. Here are some steps to keep yourself safe and be aware of the impact you may have on others. (English Version)

From Forbidden to Celebrated: What the Women's World Cup Legacy Really Means

From Forbidden to Celebrated: What the Women's World Cup Legacy Really Means

On June 23, Christ the Redeemer will be illuminated to mark the one-year countdown to the FIFA Women's World Cup 2027 in Brazil and celebrate the women who helped build the foundation of the game. One of those pioneers reflects on why true legacy is measured not in trophies, but in opportunity.

Lessons from the Frontline: Rethinking Emerging Threats in the Modern Home

Lessons from the Frontline: Rethinking Emerging Threats in the Modern Home

Ahead of the Global Summit on Tech-Facilitated Gender-Based Violence, Kiera Brodie from Refuge shares insights on how smart home features can be used to enable coercive control.

May Newsletter: From Headlines to Action

May Newsletter: From Headlines to Action

In our May newsletter, we look forward to the Global Summit on Tech-Facilitated Gender-Based Violence on June 9 and reflect on a month of awareness-raising and advocacy driven by recent headlines and Mental Health Awareness Month.

Artificial Intelligence and the New Landscape of Abuse

Artificial Intelligence and the New Landscape of Abuse

Artificial Intelligence is driving one of the fastest-growing forms of gender-based violence, but it also holds real possibilities for combatting abuse. At the Global Summit on Tech-Facilitated Gender-Based Violence, we're exploring these tensions.

Building Safer Digital Spaces for People with Disabilities

Building Safer Digital Spaces for People with Disabilities

Ahead of the Global Summit on Tech-Facilitated Gender-Based Violence, The Shield Maidens Founder Sumaiyya Juma explores how techn-facilitated abuse can impact people with disabilities.