Toolkit
About Us
Our Impact
Learn about NO MORE's impact in combating domestic violence and sexual assault. Discover how its campaigns, educational initiatives, and collaborations with individuals and organizations have raised awareness, empowered communities, and driven significant change globally.
Healthy Dating Guide
Guide to Healthy Dating (Swedish)
Dating is one of life’s great joys. Here are some steps to keep yourself safe and be aware of the impact you may have on others.
Healthy Dating Guide
Guide to Healthy Dating (Norwegian)
Dating is one of life’s great joys. Here are some steps to keep yourself safe and be aware of the impact you may have on others.
Campaigns
Stand up, don't stand by.
NO MORE collaborates with Uber to combat domestic and sexual violence. Through joint campaigns and training, they raise awareness, educate drivers and riders on recognizing abuse signs, and provide support resources. This partnership promotes safety and empowers communities to take action.
Healthy Dating Guide
Guide to Healthy Dating (French)
Dating is one of life’s great joys. Here are some steps to keep yourself safe and be aware of the impact you may have on others.
Healthy Dating Guide
Guide to Healthy Dating (Italian)
Dating is one of life’s great joys. Here are some steps to keep yourself safe and be aware of the impact you may have on others.
Healthy Dating Guide
Guide to Healthy Dating (Deutsch)
Dating is one of life’s great joys. Here are some steps to keep yourself safe and be aware of the impact you may have on others.
Healthy Dating Guide
Guide to Healthy Dating (Spanish)
Dating is one of life’s great joys. Here are some steps to keep yourself safe and be aware of the impact you may have on others.
Healthy Dating Guide
Guide to Healthy Dating (Danish)
Dating is one of life’s great joys. Here are some steps to keep yourself safe and be aware of the impact you may have on others.
Campaigns
Listening from Home
NO MORE's Listening from Home campaign raises awareness about domestic violence during COVID-19. It encourages recognizing and reporting signs of abuse while staying home and provides resources and support for those in need. Join the campaign to help protect and support survivors.
Campaigns
Domestic Violence Awareness Month
Domestic Violence Awareness Month (DVAM) was launched in the United States in October 1987 as a way to connect and
Campaigns
NO MORE Week
NO MORE Week is an annual, international campaign, taking place in early March, aimed at raising awareness and taking action
Campaigns
Sexual Assault Awareness Month
Every April, the National Sexual Violence Resource Center (NSVRC), one of the many leading organizations on NO MORE’s steering
Campaigns
16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence
The 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence is a global campaign from November 25 (International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women) to December 10 (Human Rights Day).
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Know what to say...
Knowing what to say or do when someone tells you they've experienced sexual violence can feel overwhelming. We
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Know how to respond...
Learn how to effectively respond to survivors of domestic and sexual violence. Understand the best practices for offering support, listening empathetically, and connecting them with resources. Your knowledge can make a crucial difference in their recovery and safety
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Where to get help...
Find crucial resources for domestic abuse and sexual violence support. Access helplines, local shelters, and counseling services for immediate help. Learn where to get expert advice, safety planning, and emotional support to ensure you or someone you know receives the necessary assistance.
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Know when to intervene...
Knowing when to intervene is vital for preventing domestic abuse and sexual violence. Early action protects victims, disrupts abuse cycles, and offers timely support. Recognizing signs and knowing how to act can save lives, enhance safety, and bolster effective prevention efforts.
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Understanding Consent
To help prevent assault, we need to have frank conversations about consent and what is assault.