SILENCE NO MORE MOVEMENT

SILENCE NO MORE

MOVEMENT

Vision

Silence No More Movement is committed to building a two-year survivorship platform that decreases the number of times survivors return to their abusers.

Mission

Empower. Advocate. Transform. Amplify Voices.

Silence No More Movement is committed to guiding victims into survivorship through advocacy, education, and community collaboration. By working alongside survivors, organizations, and leaders, we strive to break cycles of abuse, reduce isolation, and foster lasting change.

Core Values

Empowerment – We uplift survivors by providing resources, support, and a platform to reclaim their voices.

Collaboration – We work with survivors, communities, and leaders to create sustainable change.

Advocacy – We amplify the voices of those affected by abuse to influence policies and raise awareness.

Education – We provide training and awareness to prevent abuse and equip individuals with tools for safety and healing.

Accountability – We challenge systems and behaviors that perpetuate abuse, holding individuals and institutions responsible.

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Human Trafficking & DV Training

Strength in Community Partnerships.

The purpose of the training is to provide an opportunity for both base personnel and community partners to increase their awareness and emphasize the importance of combating trafficking and domestic violence. As we collectively prepare for the launch of the two-year survivorship platform in January 2025, we especially want our internal supporters of business owners, community members and leaders to be more aware, educated and safe.

Hosted by Silence No More Movement, Women Giving Back and Loudoun Coalition on Women and Girls.

The Importance of Community Partnerships

Funding is very important however, continuing to show up and have belief in a organizations mission is equally as powerful.

Thank you to Walmart for years of support.

Annual 2 Year Survivorship Discussion

The discussion will gather various organizations, advocates, agencies, community members, law firms, elected officials, and real-time victims and survivors from across the DMV.

Each participant brings heartfelt expertise and experiences to the table. By listening, we can uncover the various ways domestic violence presents itself, gain firsthand knowledge of the roadblocks victims endure when seeking help, and understand the crucial questions we ask to effectively address domestic violence. Through our discussion, we will begin to identify the areas that need strengthening and lengthening within our support system.

Annual Community Dessert Team Challenge

Nonprofits and community members representing non-profit organizations receive a mystery box containing all the ingredients needed to complete two fast paced themed rounds.

The Importance of Community Businesses Support

Funding is very important however, continuing to show up and have belief in a organizations mission is equally as powerful.
Thank you to Rumble Gym.

Annual DV & Human Trafficking Training

SNMM, Women Giving Back and Loudoun Coalition Women and Girls DV & Human Trafficking Training Partnership 2024

Survivors Empowering Survivors

2025 SNMM began Loudoun's first Survivors Support Group.

Special Guest; Support System Individuals.

Annual Survivor & Support System Honorees Ceremony

We have a lot of work to do however, on this day we honor the strength of survivors and community support systems who continue to help empower others. 2024

30th anniversary of the Violence Against Women Act

On this day SNMM witnessed president Biden proclaim September 13, 2024, as the 30th anniversary of the Violence Against Women Act.

Sincerely grateful to Chair Phyllis Randall

SNMM Annual Sensitivity Training

Loudoun County Chairwoman Phyllis J. Randall, along with Algonkian District Supervisor Juli E. Briskman, Leesburg District Supervisor Kristen Umstattd, and Broad Run District Supervisor Sylvia Glass, are demonstrating their dedication to supporting domestic violence victims by a new sensitivity training program.

The Silence No More Movement (SNMM) sensitivity training, created by advocate Lisa Jones, offers an interactive educational experience aimed at enhancing community support systems for survivors of domestic violence.

Annual Survivor & Support System Honorees Ceremony

Annually this ceremony recognizes Survivors who are instrumental in motivating and refueling other survivors. They are willing to utilize their worst past experiences to help empower others.
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support systems who continue to show up for survivors, training and community teat builders.

Annual P7 Red Affair Signature Fundraiser

The P7 fashion show experience is meant to leave you visually, emotionally and heart-filled.

P7 is a combination of domestic violence survivors and support systems making a statement through action.

The synergy guests receive during the fashion show is because you are witnessing a bond.

WHAT: SNMM Red Affair Fashion Show Fundraiser featuring P7

EXPERIENCE: Evening begins with live entertainment, speciality cocktails, dinner featuring meat stations and casino tables before concluding with P7 walking the runway designed by Afua Sam.

Saturday, September 13, 25
6 pm - 9 pm
Carahsoft,11493 Sunset Hills #100, Reston, VA

Amplifying Voices

We uplift survivors by providing resources, support, and a platform to reclaim their voices and confidence. We champion strength and perseverance, helping survivors transition from crisis to stability.

SNMM has built relationships with survivors that span over three decades who are different ages, backgrounds, statuses, and races who are dedicated to educating others and demonstrating to current victims that there is hope and healing.

Survivors who will show up, speak up and have a unified understanding that it is not the nature of the relationship that determines abusiveness; it is the actions of the abuser.

Most importantly, survivors are instrumental in motivating and refueling other survivors who are willing to utilize their worst past experiences to help empower others.

Advocacy

We amplify the voices of those affected by abuse to influence policies and raise awareness and challenge systems and behaviors that perpetuate abuse, holding individuals and institutions responsible.

There are different levels of support systems for real-time victims and survivors; friends, family, coworkers, community members, organizations, and agencies, who are sometimes there long before the police and attorneys.