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Memphis Says NO MORE Unveils New Bus PSAs

Memphis Says NO MORE is raising awareness through citywide bus PSAs featuring Memphis Grizzlies players and connecting survivors with resources, raising awareness of sexual violence, support, and highlighting efforts to address untested sexual assault kits.

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How these Young Men Became Allies in Domestic & Sexual Violence Prevention

Discover how the NFL, Hestia, and UK Says No More empower young men through leadership and domestic violence prevention training. Explore initiatives driving awareness, peer support, and cultural change in sports communities.

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This Moment in Culture Change

Explore how the silence around sexual violence is breaking, excuses are being challenged, and bystanders are stepping up—signaling a major cultural shift toward accountability and change.

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Domestic Violence in the Transgender Community

Domestic violence disproportionately affects transgender individuals, who often face unique barriers to support and safety. Learn about risk factors, warning signs, survivor resources, and ways to support transgender victims of intimate partner violence.

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Through Music, Showing the Impact of Domestic Violence on Children

Singer-songwriter Nina Paolicelli shares how her song “Look,” inspired by witnessing domestic violence as a child, raises awareness of abuse’s impact on families. Learn how music can amplify survivor voices and encourage support for those affected.

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Using Your Voice: An Inspiring Song to Help End Domestic Violence

Discover how country singer Ryan Daniel uses his song “Lies and Bruises” - that is inspired by his personal experience with domestic violence - to raise awareness of domestic violence, support survivors, and highlight the power of music to inspire social change.

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Speak Out, Save Children, Say NO MÁS

Speak Out, Save Children, Say NO MÁS encourages parents, teachers, mentors, and caregivers to talk with young people about healthy relationships. Learn how open conversations can help prevent domestic violence and sexual assault while empowering children to build safe, respectful connections.

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Together We Can: Engaging Men In Ending Violence

Men play a vital role in preventing domestic violence. In this NO MORE Week reflection, Mary Kay’s Crayton Webb explores engaging men and boys, promoting healthy relationships, and creating a culture where violence against women is NO MORE.

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Culture Change: It Starts By Believing That We Can

Discover how programs like Coaching Boys Into Men are changing culture by teaching consent, respect, and bystander action to help prevent sexual assault and domestic violence.

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We Say NO MÁS: Deepen the Conversation

We Say NO MÁS offers guidance for parents and caregivers on having ongoing conversations about healthy relationships, respect, and communication. Discover practical tips to help young people build positive relationships and make informed, healthy choices.

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Stanford Greek Life Says NO MORE

Discover how a Stanford student-led NO MORE campaign brought together fraternities and sororities to promote consent, challenge stigma, and inspire action to end sexual assault on campus.

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By Sharing His Heartbreaking, Inspiring Journey In A New Documentary, Dave Navarro Is Doing A Really, Really Good Thing

Dave Navarro shares his journey as a survivor of domestic violence in the documentary Mourning Son. Learn how his story of loss, resilience, and healing highlights the lasting impact of abuse on children and the importance of breaking the silence.

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Tony Porter: A Call To Men

A CALL TO MEN co-founder Tony Porter discusses how engaging men and boys is key to ending domestic and sexual violence. His work promotes healthy masculinity, challenges harmful norms, and encourages men to help prevent gender-based violence.

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Danny Pino says "NO MÁS"

Actor Danny Pino discusses the importance of breaking the silence around domestic violence and sexual assault. Through the Decimos NO MÁS campaign, he encourages parents and caregivers to have open conversations with children about respect, safety, and healthy relationships.

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Domestic Violence & Sexual Assault in the Latino Community: We Say NO MÁS

The We Say NO MÁS campaign empowers Latino families to help prevent domestic and sexual violence through education, awareness, and open conversations. Explore bilingual resources, practical tools, and guidance for parents on promoting healthy relationships and supporting prevention.

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Tips for Bringing NO MORE To Your Campus

Discover how Rutgers student Jake Comito launched a NO MORE campaign using posters, student organizations, events, and #RUSaysNoMore to raise awareness of sexual assault on campus.

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Great Moments from Domestic Violence Awareness Month

NO MORE highlights Domestic Violence Awareness Month actions including survivor speak-outs, campus and sports campaigns, media partnerships, and community activism across the U.S. focused on raising awareness and ending domestic violence.

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USA Network Law & Order: SVU 'NO MORE Excuses' Marathon

NO MORE, Joyful Heart Foundation, and USA Network partnered for the SVU #NOMOREExcuses Marathon featuring Mariska Hargitay and NFL players to raise awareness of domestic and sexual violence during Domestic Violence Awareness Month.

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New Campaign Spreads Awareness on Importance of Consent: #ConsentIs

PAVE’s #ConsentIs campaign raises awareness of sexual violence and the importance of consent, defined as verbal, sober, enthusiastic, freely given, and consistent, to help build safer, more respectful relationships.

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Hannelore Williams Discusses LoveStruck

LoveStruck is a documentary by Hannelore Williams exploring domestic violence through survivor and perpetrator perspectives. In partnership with NO MORE, it highlights abuse, healing, and the importance of awareness and prevention.