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NO MORE’s January Newsletter

This January, we also commemorated Stalking Awareness Month and kicked off a new content series. Learn about NO MORE Week, the 5K challenge, the KNOW MORE conference, stalking awareness resources, inspiring survivor stories, and opportunities to make a difference.

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From Bystander to Ambassador

Domestic violence often affects people closer than we realise. Explore how a simple invitation can change someone's outlook, and engage them in the cause. Awareness, education, and a simple invitation can transform bystanders into advocates for change.

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NO MORE’s December Newsletter

The NO MORE Week 5K, sponsored by the NFL, will be back in 2024 and better than ever!

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November 2023 - News

Explore NO MORE’s latest initiatives during the 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence, including global advocacy, survivor awareness campaigns, fundraising efforts, the NYC Half Marathon, and resources to end domestic and sexual violence.

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NO MORE's October Newsletter

NO MORE marks Domestic Violence Awareness Month with survivor storytelling, advocacy campaigns, global partnerships, and resources like Speak Your Truth and Bright Sky, while advancing prevention efforts and support services worldwide to end domestic and sexual violence.

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NO MORE Silence: Speak Your Truth Launches

NO MORE Silence: Speak Your Truth, a survivor-centered platform that empowers survivors of domestic and sexual violence to safely share their stories, access support, break stigma, and drive awareness, healing, and lasting social change.

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NO MORE's September Newsletter

Read NO MORE's September 2023 newsletter featuring the relaunch of the Uber #DontStandBy campaign, efforts to prevent campus sexual violence, workplace initiatives to end abuse, upcoming global events, and resources supporting survivors worldwide.

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Uber and NO MORE kick off the 2023 #Don’tStandBy Campaign

The #DontStandBy campaign by Uber and NO MORE empowers students, friends, and communities to help prevent sexual violence through bystander intervention, awareness, and action. Learn how to recognize risks, support others, and help create safer social environments.

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Harnessing Technology as a Force for Good to End Gender-Based Violence

How technology can help prevent domestic and sexual violence. From AI chatbots to wearable safety devices, explore how technology can support survivors, prevent gender-based violence, and create safer communities while addressing the risks of tech-enabled abuse.

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Denim Day 2023 April 26th

Denim Day (April 26) raises awareness of sexual violence and supports survivors worldwide. Originating from a landmark Italian court case, this global movement challenges victim-blaming and promotes education, solidarity, and access to support resources.

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Thank You for an Incredible NO MORE Week!

Celebrating 10 years of NO MORE Week, this global campaign drives awareness and action to end domestic and sexual violence. Featuring survivor stories, partnerships, and innovation, it calls for more funding, engagement, and solutions to support survivors and prevent abuse.

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How Corporations Can Disrupt Domestic and Sexual Violence

Corporations have the power to help prevent gender-based violence. Discover practical strategies for how businesses can drive awareness, support survivors, create safer communities, and lead meaningful social change through collective action.

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A Life Without Violence for Every Woman Starts with Making Homes Places of Safety

Commonwealth Secretary-General Patricia Scotland KC highlights how the Commonwealth is tackling gender-based violence through policy reform, community action, victim support, long-term recovery initiatives, prevention, justice, survivor support and global cooperation across Commonwealth nations.

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10 Years of NO MORE

NO MORE marks its 10th anniversary reflecting on a decade of global impact in preventing domestic and sexual violence, while calling for “More NO MORE”—greater commitment, action, inclusion, and respect to address abuse and build a safer, more equitable future.

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Early Warning Signs of Abuse

Learn the early warning signs of abuse, including love bombing, isolation, control, and boundary-pushing. Understand how abusive relationships develop and how to spot red flags early to protect your safety and well-being.

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How Does Abuse Grow?

Learn how abuse develops over time, from early love bombing and control to isolation and escalation. Understand the warning signs, cycles of manipulation, and how abusive relationships evolve to help recognize and prevent harm.

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Together with the Commonwealth of Nations

Leaders, policymakers and activists across the Commonwealth unite to end violence against women and girls, sharing solutions, legal reform, education, healthcare initiatives, collaborative action at the International Day event and survivor support strategies through the NO MORE campaign.

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16 Days of Activism to End Violence Against Women and Girls

The NO MORE Global Directory connects survivors of domestic and sexual violence to trusted support services worldwide. Highlighted during the 16 Days of Activism, this vital resource offers helplines, shelters, and guidance to help victims access life-saving support anywhere.

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Throughout FIFA World Cup 2022, Join Avon and NO MORE to Say #IAMASUPPORTER of Ending Domestic Abuse

During the World Cup, domestic abuse cases can rise by 26%. Join Avon and NO MORE's #IAMASUPPORTER campaign to help end gender-based violence. Download the #IAMASUPPORTER toolkit to recognise abuse, offer support, and help end domestic violence.

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It’s Not About Me

Jane Randel shares a personal story about supporting a friend impacted by abuse and the valuable lesson that healing, closure and recovery look different for everyone, highlighting the importance of listening, survivor autonomy, healing and recovery.