What is No More Week?

No More Week is a global initiative aimed at raising awareness about domestic violence and sexual assault, urging everyone to take action against these pervasive issues. The “No More” symbol, a blue circle with a vanishing point, represents the goal of ending domestic violence and sexual assault in communities worldwide.

When is No More Week?

No More Week is observed annually during the first full week of March. During this week, various activities, campaigns, and events are organized to foster dialogue and encourage actionable steps to address and prevent violence.

How to Get Involved

Joining the movement against domestic violence and sexual assault is imperative. Here’s how you can be a part of the solution:

• Wear the No More Symbol: Don the blue “No More” circle to show your solidarity and commitment to the cause.
• Participate in Events: Attend workshops, vigils, and other events organized during No More Week.
• Educate Yourself and Others: Understand the signs of abuse and resources available for victims. Share this knowledge within your community.
• Support Survivors: Listen to and believe survivors’ stories. Offer support, be it emotional or through resources.
• Advocate: Use your voice to advocate for policies and initiatives that support survivors and work to prevent violence.

History of the Event

No More Week was initiated by the “No More” campaign, a unifying symbol and effort launched in 2013 to address the societal challenges posed by domestic violence and sexual assault. Recognizing the need for a cohesive, global response, various advocacy groups, service providers, and corporate allies came together to establish this campaign, making it an annual week of action, advocacy, and education.

Relevant Hashtags

Amplify the message and connect with a global community determined to end domestic violence and sexual assault using these hashtags:

• #NoMoreWeek2026
• #SayNoMore
• #EndTheSilence
• #StandWithSurvivors
• #TogetherWeCanEndViolence