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Conversation Guides for Parents

During #NOMOREWeek 2022, in partnership with Esperanza United, NO MORE is proud to launch a set of bilingual guides for parents to use when starting conversations about healthy relationships, communication, sexuality, and safe social media and technology use. These comprehensive guides teach parents how to dig into these tough topics early, and keep the conversation going in order to prevent domestic and sexual violence in the future.

Talking Healthy Relationships (English)

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Talking Healthy Relationships (Spanish)

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NO MORE Fundraising Toolkit Event in a Box

One small action can make a huge difference for NO MORE. Whether large or small – a fundraising event is a great opportunity to raise money for NO MORE and support action to end domestic and sexual violence. By hosting an event, you are helping us to achieve that mission by starting conversations, encouraging action and driving resources to NO MORE.

Download NO MORE’s “Event-in-a-Box” Fundraising Toolkit to find out how to plan and host a fundraising event in your home, school, workplace or community.

NO MORE Fundraising Toolkit Event in a Box

#JOINTHECHORUS

Home is not a safe place for everyone. NO MORE, together with the Commonwealth Secretariat and GentleForces, asks you to #JoinTheChorus to end domestic and sexual violence. This powerful new initiative, led by artist FKA twigs, features voices from across the Commonwealth, including Rose Byrne, Joselyn Dumas, Mahira Khan, and Thandiwe Newton. Together, we can help free those harmed by domestic and sexual violence.

#JoinTheChorus PSAs & Assets

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#JoinTheChorus To-Do List

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"I #JoinTheChorus Because" Sign - DVAM

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"I #JoinTheChorus Because" Sign

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#JoinTheChorus Banner Images

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Branding

Together, with hundreds of representatives from the domestic violence and sexual assault fields, we created NO MORE as the first overarching symbol to express universal support for ending both domestic violence and sexual assault. The purpose of the symbol is to raise visibility, encourage conversation, and help break the social stigma. Taking these first steps are crucial to creating broader level of change: increased visibility will help contribute to changing social norms and increasing resources.