NO MORE Week

NO MORE Week 2020 highlighted key issues including gender equality, verbal abuse, sexual harassment, community action, and global violence prevention. Learn how the #ChangeHappensHere campaign inspired individuals and organizations to help end domestic and sexual violence.

Celebrate NO MORE Week 2020 with event ideas, discussion guides, and community activities that raise awareness of domestic violence and sexual assault. Learn how to get involved, spark conversations, and inspire action with #ChangeHappensHere.

NO MORE Week 2019 united communities worldwide to prevent domestic and sexual violence. From awareness campaigns and policy advocacy to educational events and survivor support, see how global partners proved that #ChangeHappensHere.

NO MORE Week 2019 highlights how small actions can drive big change. Read a message from Executive Director Pamela Zaballa on preventing domestic and sexual violence through awareness, community action, partnership, and advocacy.

Men play a vital role in preventing domestic violence. In this NO MORE Week reflection, Mary Kay’s Crayton Webb explores engaging men and boys, promoting healthy relationships, and creating a culture where violence against women is NO MORE.

During NO MORE Week, survivors of domestic and sexual violence share powerful personal stories of courage, healing, and hope. Read how speaking out raises awareness, supports survivors, and inspires others to say NO MORE.

Survivors shared deeply personal stories during NO MORE Week, highlighting healing, resilience, and the power of speaking out. From supporting friends to helping fellow survivors, these voices show why breaking the silence around domestic and sexual violence matters.

NO MORE Week 2015 featured nationwide events to raise awareness of domestic violence and sexual assault, including teen writing contests, fundraisers, military training webinars, and a cross-country roller-skating campaign, all encouraging communities to say NO MORE.