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HOW CAN I INCORPORATE NO MORE INTO MY PUBLIC EDUCATION AND AWARENESS EFFORTS FOR DVAM AND BEYOND?

NO MORE outlines ways advocates can use its symbol in Domestic Violence Awareness Month, including downloading materials, sharing on social media, taking pledges, and co-branding efforts to strengthen public education and awareness of domestic violence and sexual violence prevention.

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Teens Get Involved: NO MORE Dating Violence

High school student and youth advocate Sarah Pesi shares how education, awareness, and prevention can help end teen dating abuse. Learn practical ways young people can promote healthy relationships, support peers, and take action to prevent dating violence.

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Join NO MORE: National Domestic Violence Awareness Month

Join NO MORE during National Domestic Violence Awareness Month and help raise awareness of domestic and sexual violence. Share your support, connect with advocates nationwide, and learn how communities can work together to create lasting change.

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Rhode Island Coalition Against Domestic Violence Says NO MORE!

The Rhode Island Coalition Against Domestic Violence highlights its support for the NO MORE campaign, bringing together advocates, survivors, community members, and allies to raise awareness and strengthen efforts to end domestic and sexual violence.

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Katie Couric Reports: Sharon & Lexie Love and the Dating Violence Epidemic

Following the tragic murder of Yeardley Love, her mother and sister share their story with Katie Couric to raise awareness of teen dating violence. Learn how their advocacy is helping spark conversations about prevention, healthy relationships, and safety.

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The Daily Beast Reports: The Truth Behind Elder Rape

A Daily Beast report examines the realities of sexual violence against older adults, challenging common misconceptions and highlighting the need for greater awareness, reporting, support services, and advocacy for survivors across all stages of life.

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Local NO MORE Campaign Launched Sept. 7 2012: Indiana Says NO MORE

Learn more at indianasaysnomore.com.

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Webinar Sept. 10, 2012: Domestic Violence Awareness Month (DVAM) and NO MORE

Learn how to incorporate NO MORE into Domestic Violence Awareness Month campaigns and year-round outreach. This webinar shares practical ideas, tools, and strategies for using the NO MORE symbol and messaging to raise awareness of domestic violence and sexual violence.

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"We Are All Sonali": The Huffington Post Sheds Light on Domestic & Sexual Violence and Mentions NO MORE

The Huffington Post highlights Sonali Mukherjee’s story to raise awareness of violence against women worldwide. The article explores domestic violence, sexual violence, bodily autonomy, and the importance of advocacy, justice, and prevention efforts.

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Casa de Esperanza Says NO MÁS

Casa de Esperanza shares how it promotes the NO MORE/NO MÁS movement through outreach, social media, and community engagement. The post highlights resources, events, and efforts to raise awareness of domestic violence and sexual violence in Latin@ communities.

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My Silent Suffering

A survivor shares her journey through domestic violence, emotional abuse, and silent suffering. Her story highlights the importance of speaking out, finding support, and raising awareness to help end domestic violence, intimate partner abuse, and sexual violence.

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Men Can Stop Rape: Healthy Masculinity Action Project Oct. 17-19

The Healthy Masculinity Summit brings together advocates, educators, and leaders to discuss engaging men and boys in violence prevention. Learn how promoting healthy masculinity can help create safer communities free from domestic and sexual violence.

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[MTV ACT INTERVIEW] JASMINE VILLEGAS SPEAKS ABOUT THE EMOTIONAL MESSAGE BEHIND 'DIDN'T MEAN IT'

Jasmine Villegas shares the story behind “Didn’t Mean It,” a song inspired by her experience of dating abuse. In this MTV Act interview, she discusses healing, raising awareness, supporting survivors, and encouraging young people to recognize unhealthy relationships and seek help.

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NO MORE Appearance in Jasmine Villegas: Official "Didn't Mean it" Music Video

Jasmine Villegas shares the story behind “Didn’t Mean It,” a song inspired by her experience of dating abuse. In this MTV Act interview, she discusses healing, raising awareness, supporting survivors, and encouraging young people to recognize unhealthy relationships and seek help.

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I was a victim of spousal abuse for 4 yrs. and lived a life in constant fear. NO MORE because love does not hurt.

Ira

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Amber and Angela Cope to proclaim NO MORE at NASCAR this weekend

NASCAR drivers Amber and Angela Cope partnered with NO MORE to raise awareness of domestic and sexual violence. By displaying the NO MORE symbol at a Nationwide Series race, they encouraged fans to join the movement and help end abuse through awareness and action.

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NO MORE Visits Washington, DC and Appears at Event with Celebrity Activist, Michael Bolton

NO MORE joined advocates in Washington, DC, to support efforts to end domestic and sexual violence. At an event featuring activist Michael Bolton, supporters called for passage of the Violence Against Women Act and raised awareness about the need for stronger protections for survivors.

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Say NO MORE: The Reality of Child Abuse

Child abuse affects millions of children each year, often causing lasting trauma and preventing survivors from seeking help. This article highlights the importance of awareness, early intervention, and support services that help children and families heal.

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SR2 MOTORSPORTS AND NASCAR DRIVER ANGELA COPE DEBUT NO MORE AT MICHIGAN INTERNATIONAL SPEEDWAY

NASCAR driver Angela Cope and SR2 Motorsports debuted the NO MORE symbol at Michigan International Speedway to raise awareness of domestic and sexual violence. The campaign aims to unite sports and advocacy communities in promoting prevention and supporting survivors.

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NO MORE At NASCAR! June 16, 2012

NASCAR driver Angela Cope and SR2 Motorsports showcased the NO MORE symbol at Michigan International Speedway to raise awareness of domestic and sexual violence. The campaign encourages fans to recognize that abuse affects everyone and to support prevention efforts and survivor services.