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May Newsletter - Standing With Survivors Worldwide

In our May newsletter, we commemorate the awareness periods for mental health awareness and missing and murdered Indigenous people, share details of our recent gender equality trainings across Latin America, and look forward to next month's Brilliance Summit.

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To Build Self-Confidence…YOU GOTTA WORK IT!

A powerful story of resilience and self-confidence, shared by a survivor of domestic and sexual abuse who has created a website to support and inspire others on their healing journey.

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April Newsletter - Driving Change During Sexual Assault Awareness Month

Our April Newsletter shares details of our busy Sexual Assault Awareness Month, including impactful global campaigns, collaborative workshops, timely research, new fundraising opportunities, and more. Read more below.

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Why Was a Guide to Women’s Safety Necessary?

Robert Kaiser introduces his new book, NEVER A VICTIM, a practical guide to women's safety that emphasizes tackling the root causes of violence against women and girls

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March Newsletter - Celebrating a Month of Global Action

In our March newsletter, we reflect on a successful NO MORE Week, our events at CSW69, and our latest Global Dialogue Series episode.

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Lex's Story: From Surviving Abuse to Running the NYC Half Marathon for NO MORE

In this guest blog post, Alexis Ruhlen shares her story as a survivor and advocate and why she's running for NO MORE in this year's NYC Half Marathon.

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NO MORE Week 2025: From Awareness to Action

On the first day of NO MORE Week 2025, NO MORE co-founder Jane Randel speaks on the significance of taking action to end domestic and sexual violence at a time when many support organizations in the US and worldwide are experiencing increased uncertainty.

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February Newsletter - New Campaigns, NO MORE Week & How You Can Help Survivors

Our February newsletter reflects on this month's new campaigns, including our Language of Love and Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month content, and looks forward to NO MORE Week 2025.

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Bias in the Bot: AI’s Relationship to Gender-Based Violence

At this year's NO MORE Week Tech Summit, we'll be exploring the intersections of technology and abuse. Here's a sneak peek at our panel on artificial intelligence (AI) and gender-based violence.

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Online Misogyny: A Digital Threat

This year's NO MORE Week Tech Summit will explore some of the most pressing issues affecting the landscape of abuse. Here's a sneak peek at our online misogyny panel, airing on March 4th, 2025.

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January Newsletter - A New Year for Awareness and Prevention

Our January newsletter highlights this month's campaigns for stalking and human trafficking awareness, as well as our upcoming plans for NO MORE Week.

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The NO MORE Week Challenge Returns...

This year, the NO MORE Week Challenge returns as a way to raise awareness and support survivors of domestic and sexual assault.

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Violence Against Women and Girls Needs a Proactive, Not Reactive Approach, With and For Men

In this guest blog, Kate Reddick, founder of My Sex-Ed Teacher, discusses the importance of a proactive approach and the critical role men play in addressing violence against women and girls.

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December Newsletter

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November Newsletter – Uniting for the 16 Days of Activism

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Special Broadcast for the Int'l Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women

Join us on November 25th for a powerful broadcast marking the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women. In partnership with Peace One Day, Avon, and the Centre for Public Impact, hear inspiring stories from survivors, advocates, and leaders. Watch on peaceoneday.org.

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October Newsletter - DVAM 2024

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Creating a Safe Voting Plan for Survivors

If you’re experiencing abuse, the thought of casting a ballot in the upcoming election might seem overwhelming or risky.

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Protecting the Privacy of Domestic Abuse Survivors This Election Season

People affected by abuse may be prevented from voting for many reasons; they may experience isolation that prevents them from

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September Newsletter - Sharing Timely, Innovative Resources

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