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Shattering the Silence: Intimate Partner Violence Within LGBTQ+ Relationships
Sara Giza is a queer, empowerment-based, trauma-informed activist, who has divided her time over the past decade between advocacy work
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Celebrate Mother's Day with NO MORE
Mother’s Day is this Sunday, and this year, we are honoring the intelligence, strength, and compassion of mothers across
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"Stand Up, Don't Stand By” Campaign Expands Across the U.S.
Today, we’re sharing an exciting update on our “Stand up, Don’t Stand By” campaign to promote safety and
A Look Back on Sexual Assault Awareness Month 2019
Each April, we join our partner organizations, individuals, and supporters across the country to honor Sexual Assault Awareness Month (SAAM)
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Are We Making Headlines or Headway? — A Survivor of Childhood Sexual Abuse Reflects on #MeToo
Donna Jenson is the Founder and Director of Time To Tell—an organization with a mission to spark stories from
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How to Get Consent—and How to Ask For It
It can be hard to ask for something—help, advice, even an extra ketchup packet sometimes. But asking gets us
It's Sexual Assault Awareness Month (SAAM)
Sexual Assault Awareness Month is here!
NO MORE Week 2019 is in the rearview, but the NO MORE team is
Best of NO MORE Week 2019 — #ChangeHappensHere
This year, we celebrated our 6th annual NO MORE Week by lifting up the stories of people and communities who
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Small Steps Create Real Change — A note from NO MORE Global Executive Director Pamela Zaballa during NO MORE Week
Today marks the beginning of the 6th annual NO MORE Week—a week dedicated to galvanizing grassroots activism and inspiring
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Stand Up, Don’t Stand By—Continuing to Drive Change with Uber
We know the past several years have brought some incredible change in how society addresses sexual assault and domestic violence,
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How One Survivor is Using Her Journey to Uplift and Inspire Others
BilliJoy Carson is many things: an editor, writer, advocate, speaker, founder and president of a nonprofit, and a student of
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New Podcast Highlights Shocking 1999 Domestic Violence Case—and the Miracle that Resulted
Do you know the story of Cherica Adams?
A new project from the Charlotte Observer and McClatchy Studios, in partnership
NO MORE Executive Director Speaks with CNN's Christi Paul About Supporting Sexual Assault Survivors
For the past couple of weeks, the news cycle has largely revolved around the issue of sexual assault. On Thursday,
NO MORE Executive Director Tracy DeTomasi Discusses #WhyIDidntReport with CNN's Christi Paul
NO MORE Executive Director Tracy DeTomasi recently appeared on CNN’s New Day with Christi Paul, where she and columnist
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NO MORE & Healthline Team Up to Create Comprehensive Guide to Consent
The “me too.” Movement, started by Tarana Burke years ago, generated a groundswell of support and catapulted the issue of
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New Public Service Announcement Shows the Power of Speaking Up Against Sexual Assault
Solon Quinn Studios has just released their new public service announcement, ‘Say Something.’ We sat down with Solon Quinn to
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Two Advocates Talk About the Sexual Assault Epidemic Affecting People with Disabilities & How We Can All Help
James Meadours is a nationally recognized Civil Rights and Sexual Assault Prevention Activist in the self-advocacy movement—a movement of
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New Film Confronts Childhood Sexual Abuse
Jamill Jones is not only a producer, screenwriter, and playwright— he’s also therapist who has seen the pervasiveness of
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How One College Created a Student-Driven NO MORE Campaign for Sexual Assault Awareness Month
The Title IX office at Siena College — a Catholic college of about 3,000 students in Loudonville, NY — is a
What Can We Learn from the Bill Cosby Verdict?
On April 26th, after decades of mounting claims of sexual assault and rape—62 women have come forward in total—