No More Week 2027: All You Need to Know
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Tragically, 1 in 4 women, and 1 in 7 men will experience severe intimate partner violence in their lifetime. It is incredibly important that people feel safe to speak up about their lived experiences when it comes to domestic and sexual violence. No More Week gives survivors a community and a platform to campaign against these horrific crimes. So, we had to ask: What is the most important information you need to know about this year’s No More Week?
👉 Official Name: No More Week
💚 Cause: To say ‘no more’ to domestic and sexual violence
📅 Next Date: March 7-13, 2027
🌐 Official Website: https://www.nomore.org/no-more-week-2025/
🐦 Hashtag: #NoMoreWeek
Keep on reading to find out all the important information about No More Week at a glance, including its big picture, why it’s important, and how you can get involved. We’ll then share its brief history, three interesting facts about it, its future dates, and how you’ll never miss any important awareness event again.
The Most Important Information About No More Week at a Glance
1️⃣ The big picture: No More Week is recognized every year in the first full week of March. It brings people together from all over the globe to say ‘No More’ to domestic and sexual violence, encouraging collective action to bring an end to it.
2️⃣ Why it is important: Domestic violence, also known as intimate partner violence (IPV) kills 1300 people, and injures 2 million more every year in the United States alone. 85% of these victims are women, with a woman beaten every nine seconds. These shocking figures show how vital it is that events like No More Week raise awareness and fight for an end to this prevalent violence that impacts people around the world.
3️⃣ How you can get involved: You can get involved in No More Week by partaking in The No More Week Challenge, attending the No More Week summit, or helping to raise money for the organization:
- No More Week Challenge: Each year, the organizers of No More Week hold a virtual walk/run to raise funds for the survivors of domestic and sexual violence. You choose a distance of either 5k, 10k, or a half marathon, and complete the walk or run in your own time over the month of March.
- No More Week Summit: No More Week hosts a free annual online summit to spread awareness and information. For example, their 2025 talk focuses on whether technology can help or harm victims of domestic and sexual violence.
- Support the No More Foundation: The No More Foundation founded No More Week and is a charity dedicated to ending domestic and sexual violence through spreading awareness, inspiring action, and fueling culture change. Supporting them with a donation, or by sharing the important work they are doing, is a brilliant way to take part in No More Week.
Below are our favorite charities that are especially relevant for No More Week:
- No More Foundation
- Impactful Ninja: Best Charities for Domestic Violence
- Impactful Ninja: Best Charities for Abuse Victims
- Impactful Ninja: Best Charities That Support Trauma Victims
A Brief History of No More Week
When was this event established: No More Week was founded in 2013 by the No More Foundation. It was created to become a unifying symbol to help increase the visibility of domestic and sexual violence.
How has it developed since then: Since its founding, No More Week has reached people all across the globe, becoming the largest and most successful domestic violence and sexual assault awareness/engagement initiative in history. They have active chapters in 30 countries, and also partner with the Commonwealth of Nations, which includes 56 countries home to 2.4 billion people, and operate the Latin@-focused effort NO MÁS.
3 Interesting Facts About No More Week
- The figures: Unfortunately, 1 in 5 adults will experience domestic violence in their lifetime. This makes up 15% of all violent crime, though only an estimated half of intimate partner violence is actually reported to the police.
- Warning signs: Every case of domestic violence can be incredibly different, but some signs to watch out for include jealousy, controlling behavior, isolation, unrealistic expectations, blaming others, hypersensitivity, cruelty to animals or children, and verbal abuse.
- Get support: If you need someone to talk to, reach out to the National Domestic Violence Support Hotline by calling 1.800.799.SAFE (7233), or texting “START” to 88788. If you are in an emergency, call 911.
Upcoming Dates of No More Week
No More Week is observed every year during the first full week of March.
| Year | Date | Day(s) |
| 2025 | March 2-8 | Sunday-Saturday |
| 2026 | March 1-7 | Sunday-Saturday |
| 2027 | March 7-13 | Sunday-Saturday |
Never Miss an Awareness Event Again
Sources
- ManKind Initiative: Statistics on Male Victims of Domestic Abuse
- No More: No More Week 2025
- Emory University School of Medicine: Domestic Violence/Intimate Partner Violence Facts
- No More Week: No More Week Challenge
- Zoom: Empowering or Endangering?: Tech’s Impact on Domestic and Sexual Violence
- No More: Support
- Impactful Ninja: 10 Best Charities for Domestic Violence (Complete 2024 List)
- Impactful Ninja: 9 Best Charities for Abuse Victims (Complete 2024 List)
- Impactful Ninja: 9 Best Charities That Support Trauma Victims (Complete 2024 List)
- No More: Our History
- No More: No More Week 2024
- Safe Homes: Domestic Violence Statistics
- Women’s Advocates: Warning Signs of Abuse
- The Hotline: Home
