NO MORE International

NO MORE International works to prevent domestic violence, sexual violence, and abuse through awareness, prevention, education, and collective action.

Here is a brief overview of the different areas of work:

Prevention & Education

We create campaigns, toolkits, and training that help people recognise abuse, build healthy relationships, and challenge harmful behaviours before violence escalates.

Language of Love is a campaign challenging coercive and controlling language in relationships and encouraging healthier communication.

Survivor Support

We amplify survivor voices, improve access to support services through our Safe Spaces, GlobalDirectory, and NO MORE Silence platform.
These resources help people safely seek help and information when they need it the most.

Our UK chapter works with pharmacies, banks and other organisations across the UK to provide **Safe Spaces** in their consultation rooms for people experiencing domestic abuse.

**NO MORE Silence** is a platform where survivors can share their experiences alongside supportive allies. Change begins when people speak up, support survivors, challenge harmful behaviours, and work together to create safer communities.

Corporate & Workplace Action

Through our Corporate Network, we work with leading companies to strengthen workplace responses, employee support, trust and safety practices, and public commitments to ending violence.

Technology & Online Safety

We convene global conversations and initiatives addressing tech-facilitated abuse, online misogyny, digital safety, and the role of technology in prevention and accountability.

The Global Tech Summit is an international online gathering discussing online abuse, digital safety, AI, and technology’s role in preventing violence:

Around the world, employers are stepping up to protect their employees, create safer workplaces, and support those affected by abuse:

We harness the power of sport and major global sporting moments to drive awareness, engage new audiences, and build safer communities.