No More Foundation

Prevention: education, community engagement and outreachglobal dialogue seriesthe global dialogue series by the no more foundation is a webinar series that gathers experts from around the globe to discuss significant topics related to gender-based violence (gbv). It serves as a platform for sharing insights, best practices, and innovative solutions to combat gbv. By facilitating discussions among global experts, the series aims to promote understanding, foster collaboration, and inspire action towards ending gbv worldwide.activities in 2024 included the launch of a six-episode series dedicated to exploring the complex journey of an abusive relationship, from the early dating phase through the experience of abuse, to the challenges and triumphs of leaving and coping with the aftermath of separation. We discussed the far-reaching consequences that abusive relationships have on individuals, families, and communities, with leading experts and survivors from all walks of life. Latam programno more foundation is growing a comprehensive program specifically for the latin american region. This initiative aims to address gender-based violence (gbv) through the creation of resources, conducting training webinars, and fostering partnerships with local organizations. The goal is to provide tailored support and interventions that consider the unique needs and challenges within this region.throughout 2024, several special events and activations were held in or for the region, including exclusive sessions of the no more week tech. Conference, idb trainings and new, dedicated social media channels with messaging and content on topics ranging from victim blaming, financial abuse, and gaslighting, as well as links to the global directory. Corporate networkthe development of a corporate network across the u.s. Significantly aids no more in its mission to combat gender-based violence (gbv). By fostering dialogue with major corporations, no more can actively engage key stakeholders in discussions about gbv, their roles, responsibilities, and actions in addressing this critical issue. The knowledge and insights gleaned from these interactions help no more refine its strategies and initiatives. Moreover, the involvement of these corporations amplifies the reach and impact of no more's work, as these companies can leverage their resources, influence, and platforms to raise awareness, educate their employees and customers, and contribute to the societal change needed to tackle gbv effectively.technology conferencethe technology conference focuses on leveraging technology to combat domestic violence and sexual assault. By bringing together experts, advocates, and tech companies, the conference explores innovative solutions, such as apps, online resources, and data analytics, to improve victim support and enhance prevention strategies. This helps to create new tools and approaches for addressing these issues more effectively.no more communitythe no more community is a network of individuals and organizations committed to ending domestic violence and sexual assault. By fostering collaboration and communication among members, the community creates a united front to tackle these issues. It provides a platform for sharing resources, best practices, and support, amplifying the impact of individual and collective efforts.our chapters act locally and globally to increase awareness and action to address and prevent domestic and sexual violence. No more has 32 active chapters that are making a huge difference in their communities, from australia to cameroon to washington state. In 2024, no more supported the launch of new chapters in zanzibar, ghana, and liberia, and we continue to partner with the commonwealth secretariat in further developing commonwealth says no more. The commonwealth of nations includes 56 countries and is home to 2.7 billion people. No more partnershipsno more partnerships involve collaborating with businesses, non-profits, and other organizations to promote awareness and prevention initiatives. These partnerships help to extend the reach of no more's mission by integrating anti-violence messaging and programs into various sectors. By engaging a wide range of partners, no more can influence more people and create a broader impact. 2024 partnerships included: lovestrong with avon: recognizing abuse can be challenging because it often starts with subtle signs that build over time. That's why no more teamed up with avon on their new lovestrong campaign, which launched on the international day for the elimination of violence against women, to educate and empower to seek love that feels supportive, not suffocating. The initiative included a powerful film and clips from interviews the no more team conducted with people on the streets of east london. These were shared across platforms to increase awareness of what healthy relationships should look like and to direct people to find support through the no more global directory if needed. Nailing dating with tinder: as part of no more's partnership with match group, we worked with tinder on a campaign to help more people date safely and smartly. Together, we created "ten tips" for empowered and positive dating and joined in their special nailing dating pop-up event offering free manicures and awareness-raising and supportive workshops. Those needing support were directed to find additional help through the bright sky app. Amazon mgm studios shared the no more global directory with viewers of the film blink twice, which explored themes of sexual violence, power dynamics, and the complex experiences of sexual abuse survivors. We also worked with wayfarer studios and served as the charitable partner for it ends with us, creating several tools and resources to provide support for survivors, raise awareness, and inspire community actions to help stop domestic violence and promote healthy relationships. No more also partnered again with investigation discovery network (id) on their third annual no excuse for abuse campaign during domestic violence awareness month. In addition, id's parent company, warner brothers discovery, gave back through their employee "impact day," with the no more team facilitating a volunteer project to provide domestic violence shelters in los angeles, new york, and washington, dc, with more than 600 toiletry packs for survivors. No more toolkitthe no more toolkit provides resources and materials for individuals and organizations to promote awareness and prevention of domestic violence and sexual assault. This includes educational materials, campaign guides, and action plans. By equipping people with the tools they need to make a difference, the toolkit empowers communities to take proactive steps in addressing these issues.verbal abuse sitethe establishment of a verbal abuse website aligns closely with our mission to raise awareness about all forms of gender-based violence, including those that are often overlooked or misunderstood. When we began this initiative, we recognized that verbal abuse, while pervasive and damaging, is frequently undiscussed in broader dialogues about violence. By developing a dedicated platform, we aimed to create a space for education, discussion, and support around this critical issue, thereby advancing our broader goals of prevention and change.don't stand by sitethe "don't stand by" initiative was created in partnership with uber to raise awareness about personal safety when going out. This initiative is in line with our primary mission to combat gender-based violence and promote safety. By providing practical safety tips and resources, we empower individuals to make informed decisions about their safety when they are out, especially during late hours. This initiative, which leverages uber's wide outreach, allows us to extend our mission to a broader audience, fostering a culture of safety, awareness, and non-tolerance towards violence.global training sessions and special eventsno more continues to develop and hold training sessions for governmental and non-governmental organizations and corporations, educating leaders and employees on various issues and topics related to domestic and sexual abuse. Training sessions in 2024 were held with the federal reserve banks and the inter-american development bank (iadb), with attendances at the brilliance summit and the sexual violence research initiative (svri) conference in cape town, south africa, hosting a exhibition stand to engage with local and international organizations.for the first time, no more was an official charity partner of the united airlines nyc half marathon and we had two runners join #teamnomore.

Support: technology development and information for victimssurvivor guides 'the lighthouse' is a practical resource designed to help both the general public and individuals who may be in abusive relationships. It provides valuable information on how to identify signs of abuse, strategies for maintaining personal safety, and pathways to obtain help. The guide also serves as an educational tool that broadens understanding of domestic and sexual violence. Through this, it plays a critical role in no more's mission of raising awareness about these issues, providing support to survivors, and fostering a culture of non-tolerance towards gender-based violence (gbv). No more launched the state voting guide in mid-september, prior to the u.s. Elections in november. The comprehensive guide was designed to help survivors and their loved ones navigate the voting process safely and confidently. It provides detailed, state-specific information on programs and voting options that helped protect survivors' privacy when voting, including address confidentiality programs, confidential registration, early voting, same-day registration, and voting by mail. To recognize world elder abuse awareness day, we were proud to join the national partnership for healthcare and hospice innovation (nphi) in launching "breaking the silence," a new public resource guide addressing domestic violence, elder abuse, and neglect with a special emphasis on educating those who care for vulnerable patient populations.no more global directorythe global directory is a comprehensive resource listing organizations and services worldwide that support victims of domestic violence and sexual assault. By providing easy access to local and international resources, the directory helps victims find the help they need quickly and efficiently. This empowers individuals to seek assistance and promotes a global network of support.no more silence: speak your truththis is a platform where survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault can share their experiences. By giving a voice to survivors, this project helps to break the silence and stigma associated with these issues. Sharing personal stories fosters empathy, raises awareness, and encourages others to come forward, creating a sense of community and solidarity.bright skyno more marketed the bright sky app which is designed to help victims of domestic violence and sexual assault by providing information, resources, and support. It includes features like safety planning, a directory of local services, and a journal for recording incidents. By offering accessible and practical assistance, bright sky supports victims in finding help and making informed decisions about their safety.