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Silence No More Movement (SNMM) is dedicated to disrupting the cycle of abuse in domestic violence and human trafficking

In January 2023, after three decades of hands-on work—cultivating authentic relationships with survivors across ages, backgrounds, socioeconomic statuses, and races; listening deeply; and forging partnerships with aligned organizations—SNMM was formally established as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit.

Today, as a hands-on organization rooted in lived experience, we focus on long-term healing and empowerment through:

Survivor-led advocacy and training panels
Community awareness and outreach training
Structured resources to help survivors navigate barriers and rebuild sustainably

SNMM is transforming the narrative and stigma around domestic violence and human trafficking. Through advocacy, education, and genuine community engagement, we strive to create safer futures where survivors are not just surviving—they're thriving, and no one has to do it alone.

SNMM

Empower. Advocate. Transform.
By partnering closely with survivors, organizations, and leaders, we work to break cycles of abuse in domestic violence and human trafficking, reduce isolation, and build the sustainable support systems needed for lasting healing and change.

Mission

A world where no survivor walks alone, where cycles of abuse are disrupted at their roots, and every person affected by domestic violence or human trafficking can step confidently into thriver-ship—safe, empowered, and supported by a united community that listens, acts, and never looks away.

Vision

Empowerment –We uplift survivors by providing resources, unwavering support, and safe platforms to reclaim their voices and step into thriver-ship.

Collaboration – We partner deeply with survivors, communities, organizations, and leaders to co-create sustainable, lasting change.

Advocacy – We amplify the lived experiences and voices of those affected by domestic violence and human trafficking to drive policy reform, raise awareness, and shift narratives.

Awareness and Education – We deliver training, resources, and community awareness to prevent abuse, equip individuals with practical tools for safety, and support long-term healing.

Accountability – We challenge harmful systems, behaviors, and institutions that perpetuate abuse—while encouraging everyone to learn more, stay informed about emerging tactics like ghostlighting, and evolve together. We hold individuals, organizations, and structures responsible through transparency, integrity, and a commitment to continuous growth and awareness.

Core Values

The Board

Lisa Jones, CEO

Empower. Advocate. Transform, Amplifying Voices.

Lisa Jones, founder of Silence No More Movement is an army veteran, self-taught artist, business owner, philanthropist and survivor. Ms. Jones has dedicated her life to fighting domestic violence and human trafficking. She has more than a three decade history of survivor relationships.

Although Lisa prefers to work from behind the scenes, she has quietly produced and sponsored a combined more than 700 community outreach events, training sessions, art exhibitions, seminars, and fashion shows featuring survivors and support systems since 2003. In addition to a more than twenty-year history with survivors, by working alongside survivors, organizations, and leaders, we strive to break cycles of abuse, reduce isolation, and foster lasting change.

Self-Taught Artist
Lisa has had the privilege of opening for icons such as Stevie Wonder and her art is currently being featured in various universities and celebrity homes however, she remains most humbled from being Commissioned by the Pentagon to produce a commemorative piece called "Honor 911" in honor of those who lost their lives in the 9/11 tragedy.

Solitaire Carol, Board Member

Solitaire Carroll,
One Sparrow Co-Founder and Executive Director, recognized as part of Loudoun County's 40 under 40, Loudoun 100, and Loudoun Young Professional of the Year finalist, is a strategic development consultant, government IT professional, speaker, activist, and youth leader in Loudoun County.

After several years of community activism and organizing in Loudoun and abroad, Solitaire established One Sparrow with her husband to help provide better access to education and resources which in turn provide hope, empowerment, and a sustainable future. One Sparrow understands the importance of community partnerships that share knowledge, resources, strengths, passion, and encouragement with families who are left feeling distraught and alone in the midst of hardship.

Since 2013, One Sparrow has been successful in raising awareness locally, donating funds for durable medical equipment, basic medicine, education, and educational enrichment programming for hundreds of children whose families lack the resources. Raising over $250,000 through a grassroots, movement, leveraging over 250 volunteers over the last 8 years, and impacting over 5,000 lives, One Sparrow has spearheaded and supported projects in Loudoun and Fairfax County, India, Guatemala, St Lucia, and Haiti.

Nicole Morris, Board Member

Nicole Morris , CEO of Women Giving Back is an energetic and passionate nonprofit program leader with 17+ years' experience in affordable housing, homeless services and nonprofit management and finance to her new role. She was inducted into the Virginia Housing Alliance’s Top 40 Network in 2015 and has been actively involved in both Fairfax and Loudoun County’s affordable housing and human services advocacy efforts.

Nicole has been a dedicated member of the SNMM organization for three years however, Women Giving Back has provided a collaboration that has the Silence No More Movement organization to empower families across the DMV.

Carol Barbe, Board Member

Carol is President and CEO of Backflow Technology, LLC, has been named The Community Foundation for Loudoun and Northern Fauquier Counties 2024 Philanthropist of the Year.

A long-time local business owner and philanthropist, Ms.Barbe has served the Loudoun community for years through volunteer work and leadership roles.

Serving on the boards of several nonprofit organizations and philanthropic groups, Barbe is the immediate past chair of the Loudoun County Chamber of Commerce board of directors; Chair Emeritus of Loudoun Hunger Relief; treasurer of the board of directors for the Tigerlily Foundation; treasurer of the board of directors for the Loudoun Coalition on Women and Girls; member of the board of directors for the American Red Cross of Loudoun and Prince William Counties; member of the board of directors for the Silence No More Movement; and is a member of 100WomenStrong and the Loudoun Impact Fund, component funds of the Community Foundation.

Bryanna Barone, Officer

Bryanna “Bry” Barone, Team Lead | Meetings & Events for Carahsoft Technology was adopted by the entire SNMM team day one and in 2024 nearly three years later we official.

Bryanna has stated "working with Lisa and her team has truly changed her life". Like Lisa, she enjoys being behind the scenes while also offering a wealth of event planning experience. Getting to know this community and being an advocate for those who may not have a voice is so important and something I feel so fortunate to be a part of.

Tanisha Cox, Officer

Tanisha Cox has been involved in the social service field for 20 years, working with children and families and building community partnerships.

Tanisha works with Domestic and Sexual Violence Services in Fairfax County and a domestic violence shelter in Spotsylvania County. In her free time, she also co-facilitates parenting classes with families who are at risk for child abuse and neglect.

Tanisha is a graduate of Leadership Loudoun class of 2020 and previously sat on the Leadership Loudoun Board of Directors.

She has been a dedicated member of the Silence No More Movement for 4+ years, helping in the backgrounds with the P7 Fashion Show and other SNMM community endeavorers..