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Veteran Survivor Says NO MORE

Veteran survivor Marcel shares her story of sexual assault while serving in the U.S. Air Force, helping raise awareness about military sexual violence. Learn how NO MORE supports survivors, encourages speaking out, and works to end sexual assault.

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Men Can Stop Rape's Campus Men of Strength Host Mini-Conference Addressing Violence Against Women

Learn how Men Can Stop Rape's Campus Men of Strength (MOST) program engaged students at Florida A&M University through a mini-conference addressing sexual violence, healthy masculinity, and men's role in preventing violence against women.

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NO MORE Gets Recognized by the White House Blog

The White House recognized NO MORE during Sexual Assault Awareness Month, highlighting the campaign’s efforts to raise awareness of domestic violence and sexual assault. Learn how NO MORE is helping drive culture change, support survivors, and prevent sexual violence.

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NO MORE in Cosmopolitan Magazine's May 2013 Issue

NO MORE is featured in Cosmopolitan Magazine’s May 2013 issue, highlighting domestic violence in the workplace and supporting efforts to raise awareness, fund survivor resources, and drive action to end domestic and sexual violence.

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Make 1 Simple Change: Say NO MORE to Domestic and Sexual Violence

Discover how one simple change—saying NO MORE—can help challenge the culture that enables domestic violence and sexual assault. Learn why awareness, bystander action, and healthy relationship education are essential to creating safer communities.

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V-Day Special Event, March 26: Breaking The Male Code: After Steubenville, A Call to Action

Explore the V-Day panel discussion “Breaking the Male Code: After Steubenville, A Call to Action,” featuring leading advocates and educators examining masculinity, violence prevention, and the role men can play in ending sexual assault and gender-based violence.

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Teen Vogue Talks to Actress Ashley Greene About Why She's Raising Awareness About Dating Abuse (And How You Can Help!)

Actress Ashley Greene discusses dating abuse awareness with Teen Vogue, highlighting the importance of support resources like loveisrespect.org and NO MORE in helping young people recognize abuse and access help for safer relationships.

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USA TODAY Announces NO MORE: "Sexual abuse and domestic violence symbol is launched"

USA TODAY announces the launch of the NO MORE symbol, a global awareness campaign designed to end domestic violence and sexual assault. Learn how survivors and advocates are uniting to break the cycle of abuse and promote healthy relationships.

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Dr. Rob Schreiner says: "NO MORE … it’s time men lead"

Dr. Rob Schreiner of Kaiser Permanente highlights the importance of men leading efforts to prevent domestic violence and sexual assault, emphasizing healthcare’s role in early intervention, survivor support, and reducing stigma through awareness and education.

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Highlights From NO MORE Day

NO MORE Day marks the national launch of the NO MORE symbol, uniting advocates, media, and public figures to raise awareness of domestic and sexual violence. Explore key media coverage, survivor advocacy, and cultural change efforts driving prevention and support.

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Tim Gunn: It's Time To Say NO MORE

Tim Gunn calls for action to end domestic violence and sexual assault, emphasizing the need for awareness, support for survivors, and cultural change. Learn how the NO MORE movement aims to break silence and prevent abuse in communities everywhere.

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NO MORE ABC News Feature "Kleenex Designer Goes Public..."

ABC News features the origins of the NO MORE symbol through designer Christine Mau’s story, highlighting how her personal experience and creative work helped launch a global campaign to raise awareness of domestic and sexual violence.

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Join Us for Live Conversation on NO MORE Day March 13

Join NO MORE Day on March 13, 2013, for a national awareness kickoff on domestic violence and sexual assault, featuring new research releases, live events in Washington, DC, and a Twitter chat using #NOMOREday to unite voices and drive change.

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Futures Without Violence: Speaking Up on Teens and Digital Dating

Learn how technology, sexting, and digital communication can contribute to teen dating abuse. Esta Soler of Futures Without Violence explores the risks facing young people and offers resources for building safer, healthier relationships.

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Singer Jasmine Villegas Says NO MORE: Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month

Singer Jasmine Villegas supports Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month with NO MORE Rhode Island, highlighting social media conversations and survivor-led tweet chats focused on healthy relationships, recognizing abuse, and preventing teen dating violence.

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February is Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month

February marks Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month, a national effort to raise awareness of abuse in teen and young adult relationships. Learn the warning signs of dating violence and how to support prevention and healthy relationships.

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US News Health: Domestic Violence Happens Each Sunday—Not Just Super Bowl Sunday

U.S. News Health explores myths about domestic violence, debunking the Super Bowl Sunday claim and explaining DV as a pattern of power and control. Featuring expert insights, stats, warning signs, and prevention resources including the NO MORE campaign and support hotlines.

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VAWA: What Domestic and Sexual Violence Organizations are Saying About the Failure to Reauthorize VAWA

North Carolina Coalition Against Sexual Assault calls for urgent 2013 reauthorization of the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA), warning that funding gaps threaten services for survivors of domestic and sexual violence, and stalking, and urging Congress to ensure stronger, more inclusive protections.

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Notre Dame Football Players Rape Cover-up: Another Reason Why Education and Outreach on Sexual and Domestic Violence is So Important

Diana Zuckerman examines alleged Notre Dame campus cover-ups of sexual assault cases, arguing that media attention to sports can overshadow survivor stories and highlighting the need for stronger education, transparency, and prevention efforts on college campuses.

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NO MORE Featured in Women's eNews

NO MORE highlights Christine Mau’s work as a designer and survivor helping create the NO MORE symbol, emphasizing how branding and collaboration are used to raise awareness of domestic violence and sexual assault and inspire prevention and social change.