The No More Foundation

Dv/sa prevention campaigns and communications:1. Throughout saam in april, No More worked to increase awareness and action to stop and prevent sexual violence. Efforts included:a. Discussing The importance and purpose of observing sexual assault awareness month on univision noticias;b. Joining forces with avon worldwide to increase understanding about The weapon of wartime sexual violence. This included a social media campaign and shared blog highlighting The magnitude of The problem: according to a reliable cross-national study, wartime rape occurs in 62% of all major civil wars and is perpetrated against men and boys as well as women and girls. Links to our global directory of support contacts were provided for victims and survivors who need support;c. participating with avon and peace one day in a webinar to discuss The sexual violence occurring in The war in ukraine and in many other parts of The world.2. In may, No More joined un women and grace farms Foundation to host a one-day forum 'victory over violence', convening current and former athletes, representatives of sports leagues, service providers and advocates, law enforcement, and community leaders who focused on The challenges and opportunities of preventing violence against women and girls in and through sports.participants in The forum included two-time olympic gold medalist and wnba champion breanna stewart; white house gender policy council senior advisor rosie hidalgo; former nfl players and advocates dwayne allen and don mcpherson; senior executives from The nfl, mlb, commonwealth games, and other sports leagues; and leading advocates from many No More chapters and prominent non-profit organizations around The world. The event fostered connection and collaboration to fuel More positive change in and through sports. No More's founder and chair, jane randel, moderated a panel discussing 'changing The culture' with tony porter, ceo of a call to men, and carla chalas, senior coordinator at major league baseball.our director of partnerships, melissa morbeck, moderated a virtual panel including anna isaacson, senior vice president-social responsibility, nfl; tracey vitchers and kyle richard from it's on us; anne wafula-strike mbe, commonwealth special envoy, champion for equality in sports; and eric anderson, president/ceo, los angeles rebellion rugby football club.3. In june, No More was proud to participate in The commonwealth heads of government meeting in rwanda, alongside then-hrh The duchess of cornwall, The secretary-general of The commonwealth of nations, first ladies from several commonwealth countries, and other dignitaries.4. During a special event focused on The epidemic of violence against women, No More ceo pamela zaballa highlighted The importance of a "whole system approach" to prevent domestic and sexual violence and No More's director of partnership melissa morbeck also served on a panel discussing The commonwealth's response to gender-based violence.5. No More also joined The commonwealth's rule of law conversation seminar series, attended by leaders from un women, get safe online, and The uk foreign, commonwealth and development office. The conversation focused on cybercrime and online abuse of women, and changes needed to promote safety.6. We were also honored to partner with The commonwealth secretariat to deliver The guide on implementing vawg protocols & prevention work (sdg 5.2) during chogm. This guide was written for member nations to take positive action on preventing domestic violence.7. "join The chorus" was The theme of No More's presentation at The 2022 sexual violence resource initiative (svri) forum in cancun, mexico, in september. No More hosted an information booth throughout The five-day event and director of operations lyndsey dearlove addressed The conference on The importance of unifying The global prevention of violence against women and girls.8. No More moderated a panel for un women during their launch of guidance on 'safe consultations with survivors of violence against women and girls'. Representatives from australian aid, The international development law organization (idlo), and global rights for women, joined un women and No More to discuss that centering survivors in every policy, procedure and program is essential to providing resources and services that will empower and uplift survivors.9. Throughout dvam in october, No More and its partners spoke out and encouraged greater action to address domestic violence that impacts 1 in 3 women and 1 in 9 men. Initiatives included:a. Creating a special social media campaign in partnership with speak your truth to amplify The voices of victims and survivors of domestic violence. No More and speak your truth posted diverse survivor stories throughout The month and held an ig live event focused on survivorship.b. Partnering with discovery id network on their "No excuse for abuse" month-long effort, which included on-air programming, psas, social media content, and a website featuring information and resources. As part of The effort, No More's director of operations lyndsey dearlove participated in an ig live with id network and one love.c. Joining forces with match group who announced a global partnership with No More to help end domestic violence and sexual assault around The world. Match group ceo bernard kim also announced that No More ceo pamela zaballa would join match group's advisory council, where she will provide recommendations and guidance on match group's ongoing global safety work.10. No More forged partnerships to commemorate The 16 days of activism and provided tools for people to be part of The solution in their own communities. Programs included:a. The #iamasupporter campaign in partnership with avon - 16 days of activism coincided with The fifa world cup 2022, and avon and No More encouraged fans to not only cheer on their national teams but also say #iamasupporter of ending domestic abuse. Together we created a special social media campaign that highlighted The match or matches of each day and directed people in those countries to a toolkit with information and resources on how to recognize abuse and how to help people experiencing it.b. A new guide to healthy dating in partnership with tinder uk - No More partnered with tinder to launch "a guide to healthy dating" which offers information and support on trusting your instincts, asking for consent and other important aspects of safe and healthy dating, both in-person and online.c. 16 days, 16 films No More supported The 16 days 16 films annual competition, sponsored by uk says No More, for female filmmakers to submit short films inspired by The 16 days of activism. No More showed one film per day and held an ig live focused on The power of storytelling to help end domestic and sexual violence. Board chair and co-founder jane randel served on The jury that selected The competition winner - sarah grant's "candy".d. The No More 'event in a box' toolkit was launched - aimed at those who want to hold an awareness-raising event on domestic and sexual violence, but don't know where to start. The guide contains everything you might need, including links to banners and posters, factsheets and leaflets, No More psas, sample invitation and thank you note, event ideas, campaign resources. It also features ideas for fundraising events, sample social media posts and help on hosting an online event.

No More global directory:the No More global directory is The first online tool that provides links to domestic and sexual violence helplines and online resources in 205 countries and territories. Since its launch in 2021, The directory has grown and become an invaluable resource for companies, universities, government agencies, nonprofit organizations, and survivors and their loved ones. The website contains over 2,000 support contacts for emergency frontline services in almost every country, and provides information on helplines, crisis centers, shelters, legal organizations, police support units and medical assistance. The site includes both domestic violence and sexual assault resources for women, men, and lgbtq+ survivors, including verified hotlines and links to nonprofit organizations. The directory is not only a vital resource for individuals, but is also a tool for companies, universities, global organizations, and other employers that want to be able to direct their employees, students, consumers, clients and others to The essential support that they may need. We have produced a directory widget that can be easily placed on website homepages. The directory is audited every three months to check that each link and telephone number is operational and correct.

Education and community engagement:no More week is a time each year in early march when No More and its allies shine a spotlight on The importance of stopping and preventing violence through special events, activities, and promotions. No More week 2022 was held march 5th through 12th. This included: 1. A virtual 5k walk/run, for people around The world to get in their steps while raising awareness and funds to end domestic and sexual violence. Surpassing expectations, More than 1,000 people joined in The race and shared their photos and results with millions of colleagues, friends and loved ones. Through The participants and additional promotion from law & order: svu's mariska hargitay, The nfl, state farm, and other influencers, organizations, and companies across The world, we reached More than 27 million people about The race via social media.2. No More and its chapters and partners hosted a series of "know More" global dialogue series webinars featuring expert speakers and highlighting a range of timely issues and best practices to prevent violence and support survivors, including:a. The importance of centering survivor voices and experiences in efforts to prevent domestic and sexual violence. We were honoured to have fka twigs, mildred muhammad, and leslie morgan steiner share their powerful stories;b. The community response to domestic abuse. Organized by uk says No More, The event highlighted their lifesaving "safe spaces" program;c. The history of No More, with No More board chair and co-founder jane randel and ceo pamela zaballa. The event was held in partnership with leaders from Washington says No more.d. A spanish-language session on how parents can help prevent domestic and sexual violence by teaching children about healthy boundaries and relationships. Ecuador dice No ms, esperanza united, and No More brought together advocates throughout latin america.e. What actions businesses can take to tackle gender-based violence in The workplace. We joined natalie deacon (president of avon Foundation for women) and other leading gbv experts and advocates for The session, which gave advice on how to overcome The key challenges facing business and how to develop and implement strategies within organizations. The event was hosted by avon as part of The business fights poverty gender summit.3. "talking healthy relationships" a conversation guide was launched in partnership with esperanza united, available in english and spanish, which helps parents and caregivers start to discuss healthy relationships with their kids. It includes tips and resources on talking to children about healthy communication, sexuality and relationships, and helping to stop violence before it starts.

1. Chapters program: No More is proud to have chapters spread throughout The u.s. and The world, who we meet with on a regular basis, and who have a microsite maintained by No More which contains relevant information.2. Corporate consultancy program: enabling organizations to become a leader in and champion of efforts to stop and prevent domestic and sexual violence through strategic initiatives, research, events and communications.