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The Second Brain: Can Technology Close the Evidence Gap?

Ahead of the Global Summit on Tech-Facilitated Gender-Based Violence, Aimee Says CEO Anne Wintemute explores how technology can be a tool for survivors to overcome gaslighting, manipulation, and denial.

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The Corporate Network Against Domestic and Sexual Violence

A global alliance and peer network of companies led by the NO MORE Foundation, helping companies prevent and respond to domestic and sexual violence. Access tools, policies, research, peer learning, and collective action to build safer workplaces and drive culture change.

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April Newsletter: Standing Together in a Critical Moment

Our April newsletter reflects on an impactful Sexual Assault Awareness Month, the Concordia Horizons Summit, and the upcoming Global Summit on Tech-Facilitated Gender-Based Violence.

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From Traditional Masculinity to the “Manosphere”: How Digital Culture Is Redefining Abuse

From viral trends to AI-generated abuse and harmful online communities, online spaces are reshaping how gender-based violence is expressed, normalized, and amplified. Ahead of the Global Summit on Tech-Facilitated Gender-Based Violence, learn more about how misogyny is evolving in the digital age.

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March Newsletter: A Month of Momentum… And More to Come!

In our March newsletter, we reflect on NO MORE Week 2026, the launch of Brazil's new initiative to use the 2027 Women's World Cup as a platform for ending gender-based violence, and look ahead to the Global Tech Summit on Tech-Facilitated Gender-Based Violence.

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Brazil’s Bold Stand Against Domestic and Sexual Violence

NO MORE is proud to serve as the nonprofit partner for Brazil’s national initiative to use the 2027 Women’s World Cup as a platform to help prevent violence against women and girls.

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In Epstein's Shadows of Sexual Abuse: The Grooming of Women and Girls

During NO MORE Week, the Executive Director of the Coalition Against Trafficking in Women reflects on the necessity of ongoing efforts to prevent and end sex trafficking.

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15 Years of Work to End the Backlog: A Reflection on How Far We’ve Come

During NO MORE Week, the Joyful Heart Foundation reflects on their End the Backlog campaign, an incredible ongoing effort to bring justice to sexual assault survivors throughout America.

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Building a NO MORE Generation: Reflections from the AVON Equal Futures Programme

On day four of NO MORE Week, Impact Drivers in South Africa shares how their community programs are building cultures of empowerment and consent among youth, equipping a new generation to say "NO MORE" to abuse.

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The Activists Fighting for Legal Reform in the Middle East

During NO MORE Week, we're exploring how communities around the world are taking action to end abuse. This blog explores movements for justice in North Africa and the Middle East (MENA).

NO MORE's Work in Latin America

NO MORE is expanding across Latin America to address domestic and sexual violence through local partnerships, prevention programs, and gender equality initiatives in Brazil and with the IDB. Providing Spanish resources, survivor support, and working to create safer communities across the region.

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It’s Not Just Football: How the 2027 Women’s World Cup in Brazil Can Help End Violence Against Women

Discover how the 2027 FIFA Women’s World Cup in Brazil can help advance gender equality, prevent violence against women, strengthen safeguarding in sport, support survivors, and inspire lasting cultural change through awareness, education, and collective action.

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Brazil in the Spotlight: Violence, Accountability, and a National Commitment to End Femicide

This NO MORE Week, we're exploring how communities around the world are taking action to end abuse. Today, as we focus on Latin America, Daniela Grelin, Executive Director of Brazil Says NO MORE, discusses the significance of taking action against gender-based violence in Brazil.

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February Newsletter: Celebrating Community and Collaboration

In our February newsletter, we look forward to NO MORE Week 2026, look back at our Language of Love campaign, and celebrate new partnerships with CERRET and the Denim Runs.

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Taking Your Challenge to the Next Level

Join the NO MORE Week Challenge to help end domestic and sexual violence. Share your story, raise awareness, and boost fundraising through runs, events, and social media. Take simple actions to inspire change and support survivors worldwide, March 2–8.

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Why CERRET and NO MORE Chose to Partner: Turning Awareness Into Action

CERRET and NO MORE partner to help prevent domestic and sexual violence by combining education, advocacy, and personal safety technology. Together, they empower survivors, bystanders, and communities with practical tools, training, and support when it matters most.

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The Art of Holding Hands

In this guest blog, survivor and student ambassador Auburn Marriott shares how rebuilding trust after abuse began with a simple act—holding her mother’s hand. A moving reflection on healing, safety, resilience, and the journey of survivorship.

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January Newsletter: A New Year of Action and Awareness

In our January newsletter, we celebrate our growing global community, including our soon-to-be-launched Brazil Says NO MORE Chapter, and look ahead to NO MORE Week 2026.

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Expanding Impact in Latin America with the Inter-American Development Bank

NO MORE partnered with the Inter-American Development Bank to provide consultancy and training in Latin America, helping agencies and partners manage gender equality risks and impacts, strengthen local capacities, and promote safe, sustainable development.

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The NO MORE Week Challenge

Join the NO MORE Week Challenge 2026, a free virtual 5K, 10K, or Half Marathon supporting survivors of domestic and sexual violence. Walk or run anywhere March 2–8 and help raise awareness worldwide.