No More Week
No More Week – Uniting to End Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault
No More Week is observed every March to raise awareness, foster solidarity, and drive meaningful action against domestic violence and sexual assault. Founded by the No More Campaign in 2013, this nationwide event empowers individuals, communities, businesses, and organisations to speak out, support survivors, and work together toward lasting change.
Key Facts About No More Week
| Event | No More Week |
|---|---|
| Founded | 2013 by the No More Campaign |
| Purpose | To raise awareness of and end domestic violence and sexual assault |
| Observed | Annually in early March |
| Participation | Over 1,200 organisations and 75,000+ individuals |
| Hashtags | #NoMoreWeek #EndDomesticViolence #NoMore |
Why No More Week Matters
No More Week is a powerful opportunity to shine a light on the widespread issues of domestic and sexual violence and to drive collective action. It offers a platform for survivors to share their stories, and for communities to pledge their support and demand change.
- Raises national awareness about the prevalence of abuse
- Encourages survivors to speak out and seek help
- Mobilises communities, schools, and workplaces
- Drives support for vital services and charities
- Fosters policy change and prevention initiatives
How to Get Involved in No More Week
- Join the Campaign: Sign up at nomore.org and explore ways to advocate for change
- Attend Local Events: Marches, educational workshops, vigils, and fundraising events take place across the country
- Use Your Voice: Share survivor stories, statistics, and resources on social media using #NoMoreWeek
- Support Organisations: Donate to shelters, crisis lines, and advocacy groups helping survivors of abuse
- Host a Discussion: Organise a conversation at your workplace, school, or place of worship
Frequently Asked Questions
What is No More Week?
No More Week is an annual event in March dedicated to raising awareness and driving action to end domestic violence and sexual assault. It is organised by the No More Campaign.
When is No More Week celebrated?
It typically takes place during the first full week of March each year.
Who can participate in No More Week?
Anyone can participate—individuals, schools, nonprofits, businesses, and entire communities can show support through events, donations, and awareness campaigns.
What is the No More Campaign?
No More is a unifying campaign launched in 2013 to raise public awareness and engage bystanders in ending domestic violence and sexual assault.
How can I make a difference during No More Week?
You can attend events, use your voice online, donate to trusted organisations, volunteer your time, or share support resources to help those in need.
Future Dates for No More Week
| Year | Dates |
|---|---|
| 2025 | March 2 – March 8 |
| 2026 | March 1 – March 7 |
| 2027 | March 7 – March 13 |
| 2028 | March 5 – March 11 |
| 2029 | March 4 – March 10 |
Hashtags for Visibility
- #NoMoreWeek
- #EndDomesticViolence
- #NoMore
- #SupportSurvivors
- #BreakTheSilence
- Hashtags #NoMoreWeek #EndDomesticViolence #NoMore #SupportSurvivors #BreakTheSilence
