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Campaigns

To engage activists, survivors, and bystanders worldwide, we work with partner agencies to develop small and large-scale campaigns that deliver relevant messaging and activate communities. This includes nonprofit public service announcements and campaigns in partnership with consumer brands. The following campaigns are some of those created by or in partnership with NO MORE over the last few years.

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Stand Up, Don’t Stand By—Continuing to Drive Change with Uber

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Stand Up, Don’t Stand By—Continuing to Drive Change with Uber

With nearly 1,000 partner organizations, NO MORE works to end domestic and sexual violence. In collaboration with Uber, police, and rape crisis centers, the "Stand Up, Don’t Stand By" campaign promotes awareness and bystander intervention to prevent violence.

Time's Up: Now We Need to Change the Conversation

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Time's Up: Now We Need to Change the Conversation

Following #MeToo, NO MORE urges a shift in culture to end sexual harassment and domestic violence. Change starts with challenging sexist attitudes, calling out harmful behaviour, holding perpetrators accountable, helping to build a safer, more respectful society.

Idil's Story: "Are other people as terrified of falling in love as I am?"

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Idil's Story: "Are other people as terrified of falling in love as I am?"

Idil’s story reflects on surviving domestic abuse, trauma, and gaslighting, and the long journey to healing. Her story highlights the impact of domestic abuse, and the power of community and support systems in rebuilding confidence, identity, and hope.

The Power of Sharing Your Story With the World

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The Power of Sharing Your Story With the World

Bloom Journal founder Laura McGinnis discusses surviving sexual violence and building a platform for empowerment. Bloom Stories amplifies survivor voices, entrepreneurs, and changemakers focused on healing, growth, and intersectional feminism.

Join the Purple Purse Challenge: Help Domestic Violence Nonprofits Win $700,000 from The Allstate Foundation

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Join the Purple Purse Challenge: Help Domestic Violence Nonprofits Win $700,000 from The Allstate Foundation

The Purple Purse Challenge, led by The Allstate Foundation with NO MORE, addresses financial abuse in domestic violence. Backed by Serena Williams, the initiative helps survivors gain financial independence and funds nonprofits supporting victims of abuse.

Let's Be Real: Young People are the Future

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Let's Be Real: Young People are the Future

Jasmine Ceja Uribe the Director of Community Initiatives at Break the Cycle speaks on what the NO MORE symbol means to her: youth voices, survivor support, and action to end relationship violence and promote healthy relationships. 1 in 3 young people experience dating abuse, NO MORE helps stop this

Tony Porter: A Call To Men

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Tony Porter: A Call To Men

A CALL TO MEN co-founder Tony Porter discusses how engaging men and boys is key to ending domestic and sexual violence. His work promotes healthy masculinity, challenges harmful norms, and encourages men to help prevent gender-based violence.

USA Network Law & Order: SVU 'NO MORE Excuses' Marathon

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USA Network Law & Order: SVU 'NO MORE Excuses' Marathon

NO MORE, Joyful Heart Foundation, and USA Network partnered for the SVU #NOMOREExcuses Marathon featuring Mariska Hargitay and NFL players to raise awareness of domestic and sexual violence during Domestic Violence Awareness Month.

New Campaign Spreads Awareness on Importance of Consent: #ConsentIs

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New Campaign Spreads Awareness on Importance of Consent: #ConsentIs

PAVE’s #ConsentIs campaign raises awareness of sexual violence and the importance of consent, defined as verbal, sober, enthusiastic, freely given, and consistent, to help build safer, more respectful relationships.

Hannelore Williams Discusses LoveStruck

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Hannelore Williams Discusses LoveStruck

LoveStruck is a documentary by Hannelore Williams exploring domestic violence through survivor and perpetrator perspectives. In partnership with NO MORE, it highlights abuse, healing, and the importance of awareness and prevention.

Help Fund Domestic & Sexual Violence Programs in California with the NO MORE License Plate

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Help Fund Domestic & Sexual Violence Programs in California with the NO MORE License Plate

California became the first state to launch a NO MORE license plate supporting domestic and sexual violence prevention. Led by Assembly member Jimmy Gomez, the initiative helps fund lifesaving awareness, advocacy, and support programs statewide.

The Allstate Foundation Accepting Applications for Purple Purse Challenge

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The Allstate Foundation Accepting Applications for Purple Purse Challenge

The Allstate Foundation’s Purple Purse Challenge helps nonprofits support domestic violence survivors through financial empowerment. Organizations can apply to join this national fundraising campaign and compete for funding to raise awareness and prevent abuse.

The NFL's Troy Vincent on Football's New Mission

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The NFL's Troy Vincent on Football's New Mission

Inspired by his mother's experience as a domestic violence survivor, Troy Vincent joined the NFL Players Say NO MORE campaign to raise awareness of domestic and sexual violence and encourage men to become part of the solution.

What You Can Do to Help End Domestic and Sexual Violence

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What You Can Do to Help End Domestic and Sexual Violence

Demand for domestic and sexual violence services has surged. NO MORE encourages support for organizations providing critical resources, survivor services, education, and prevention programs to help those affected by abuse.

Meet the Men Who Are Redefining Manhood

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Meet the Men Who Are Redefining Manhood

The Ten Men project brings together Rhode Island men committed to ending domestic violence. From fathers and professionals to survivors, they raise awareness, challenge harmful norms, inspire men to become part of the solution by rejecting violence and building safer communities.

An Awesome Reason to Watch TV

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An Awesome Reason to Watch TV

Viacom, NO MORE, and the Joyful Heart Foundation launched a celebrity-led PSA campaign to raise awareness of domestic and sexual violence. Featuring stars including Mariska Hargitay, Sophia Bush, and Nick Lachey, the campaign encourages action and conversation.