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Understanding Consent
To help prevent assault, we need to have frank conversations about consent and what is assault.
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Domestic and sexual violence are global public health crises and abuses of human rights. In the U.S., over half of women and nearly 1 in 3 men have experienced sexual violence. These issues affect people of all backgrounds and can deeply impact families, communities, and society. By learning, speaking out, and supporting survivors, we can help break the silence, end the stigma, and be part of the solution. Together, we can say NO MORE.
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Guide to Healthy Dating
Dating is one of life’s great joys. Here are some steps to keep yourself safe and be aware of the impact you may have on others. (English Version)
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Supporting Survivors
Use these tools to help someone get the support they need and deserve.
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Early Warning Signs of Abuse
The best way to protect yourself from an abusive partnership is to avoid an abuser altogether. It is far more
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How Does Abuse Grow?
I was raised on fairytales. I learned about the knight in shining armor at a young age. I consumed the
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Sexual Violence as a Weapon of War: Women’s Hidden Battle During Conflict
Warning: The following post contains descriptions of sexual violence.
With the horrifying mounting body of evidence emerging about Ukrainian women
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One Survivor’s Journey of Art, Music, and Passion
Lindsay Diles is a musician, sexual assault survivor, and activist. She sat down to share her experiences and tips for
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NO MORE Intern Mel Holman—Domestic Violence Impacts on the Mental Health of LGBTQIA+ Survivors
''Everyone, regardless of their gender or sexual orientation, deserves to receive the help that they need after experiencing
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#IsolatedNotAlone—The Body Shop & NO MORE Team Up to Support Victims of Domestic Violence During COVID-19
To stop the spread of COVID-19, we are asked to stay at home. But home isn’t a safe place
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Watch: NO MORE Co-Founder Jane Randel on the TEDx Stage — Engaging Kids to End Domestic and Sexual Violence
During the COVID-19 crisis, instances of domestic violence are on the rise. With families cooped up at home together, parents
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Consent—It’s Not Just About Sex
When we hear the word “consent,” we think of sex. In recent years, the #MeToo movement has generated much-needed conversation
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Ending Domestic and Sexual Violence: Engaging Kids to Create a New Normal
The following was excerpted from the 2/29/20 TEDxMaplewood Talk by Jane Randel, co-founder of NO MORE
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Shattering the Silence: Intimate Partner Violence Within LGBTQ+ Relationships
Sara Giza is a queer, empowerment-based, trauma-informed activist, who has divided her time over the past decade between advocacy work
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Are We Making Headlines or Headway? — A Survivor of Childhood Sexual Abuse Reflects on #MeToo
Donna Jenson is the Founder and Director of Time To Tell—an organization with a mission to spark stories from
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How to Get Consent—and How to Ask For It
It can be hard to ask for something—help, advice, even an extra ketchup packet sometimes. But asking gets us
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New Podcast Highlights Shocking 1999 Domestic Violence Case—and the Miracle that Resulted
Do you know the story of Cherica Adams?
A new project from the Charlotte Observer and McClatchy Studios, in partnership
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NO MORE & Healthline Team Up to Create Comprehensive Guide to Consent
The “me too.” Movement, started by Tarana Burke years ago, generated a groundswell of support and catapulted the issue of
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Two Advocates Talk About the Sexual Assault Epidemic Affecting People with Disabilities & How We Can All Help
James Meadours is a nationally recognized Civil Rights and Sexual Assault Prevention Activist in the self-advocacy movement—a movement of
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Parenting in the Digital Age of Pornography
“There’s nowhere else to learn about sex — and porn stars know what they are doing.”
This rather disturbing quote
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If we can’t talk about sex with our clothes on, how are we ever going to be comfortable talking about it with our clothes off?
This blog was updated on January 24, 2018.
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