Our Work
About the work of NO MORE
Domestic and sexual violence impacts one in three women globally. The NO MORE Foundation is dedicated to ending domestic and sexual violence by increasing awareness, inspiring action, and fueling culture change.
With more than 1,400 allied organizations and local, state, and international chapters, NO MORE sparks grassroots activism, encouraging everyone – women and men, youth and adults, from all walks of life—to be part of the solution.
The Foundation creates and provides public awareness campaigns, educational resources, and community organizing tools free of charge for anyone wanting to stop and prevent violence.
Below, you'll find a summary of the initiatives we develop every day in partnership with organizations and communities worldwide.
Prevention Campaigns and PSAs
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Education and Events
NO MORE holds special events and creates digital content to educate more people about how to stop and prevent domestic and sexual violence. Some efforts are ongoing, and others are targeted for key dates such as Sexual Assault Awareness Month (April), Domestic Violence Awareness Month (October), and 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence (late Nov./early Dec.).
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Movement Building
NO MORE helps build and grow communities of dedicated change-makers worldwide.
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Support and Information
NO MORE provides support to survivors and those affected by domestic and sexual violence through NO MORE's Global Directory, the NO MORE Silence Platform and Bright Sky US.
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Consulting Services
NO MORE offers consulting services for corporate and non-profit partners.
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The best way to make a difference is by taking the first step. People just like you are joining in the fight against domestic and sexual violence in many ways. Start by subscribing to our newsletter to learn and hear about opportunities to activate.
Are you ready to spread the movement in your community? We offer a variety of tools to empower you to say NO MORE and share the Symbol. Raising awareness about domestic and/or sexual violence is a great way to educate your community, and the more people who are informed about these abuses, the better chance we have of ending them.
