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June Newsletter: Changing the Game

Our June newsletter reflects on a month of global collaboration, including celebrating the one-year mark to the 2027 Women's World Cup, a successful Global Summit on Tech-Facilitated Gender-Based Violence, and the launch of the new NO MORE Podcast.

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From Forbidden to Celebrated: What the Women's World Cup Legacy Really Means

On June 23, Christ the Redeemer will be illuminated to mark the one-year countdown to the FIFA Women's World Cup 2027 in Brazil and celebrate the women who helped build the foundation of the game. One of those pioneers reflects on why true legacy is measured not in trophies, but in opportunity.

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Lessons from the Frontline: Rethinking Emerging Threats in the Modern Home

Ahead of the Global Summit on Tech-Facilitated Gender-Based Violence, Kiera Brodie from Refuge shares insights on how smart home features can be used to enable coercive control.

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May Newsletter: From Headlines to Action

In our May newsletter, we look forward to the Global Summit on Tech-Facilitated Gender-Based Violence on June 9 and reflect on a month of awareness-raising and advocacy driven by recent headlines and Mental Health Awareness Month.

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Artificial Intelligence and the New Landscape of Abuse

Artificial Intelligence is driving one of the fastest-growing forms of gender-based violence, but it also holds real possibilities for combatting abuse. At the Global Summit on Tech-Facilitated Gender-Based Violence, we're exploring these tensions.

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Building Safer Digital Spaces for People with Disabilities

Ahead of the Global Summit on Tech-Facilitated Gender-Based Violence, The Shield Maidens Founder Sumaiyya Juma explores how techn-facilitated abuse can impact people with disabilities.

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The Screen Between Us: How Technology-Facilitated Abuse is Fueling a Mental Health Crisis

New reports show that online misogyny is fueling a rise of abuse in teenage relationships. This blog explores the impacts of this trend, including the deterioration of mental health.

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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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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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Hope in Action: Lessons from NO MORE Week 2026

At the end NO MORE Week 2026, Global CEO Pamela Zaballa reflects on global turnout and the importance of ongoing collaboration, survivor support, prevention efforts, and community action are driving progress to end domestic and sexual violence. Explore stories, solutions, and ways to get involved.

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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).

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The Real Impact of Online Misogyny on Women Across Europe

Online abuse against women in Europe is not just a digital threat but a democratic one, silencing voices, undermining participation, and exposing the urgent need for stronger accountability and cultural change.

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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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A Region in Revolt: How Communities Across Asia Are Saying “NO MORE”

This NO MORE Week, we're exploring how communities around the world are taking action to end abuse. On day one, we take a look at women and survivor-led movements in Asia, including Woman, Life, Freedom and Aurat March, as they respond to rape culture, gender apartheid, and violence.