Silence No More Movement (SNMM) is committed to disrupting the cycle of abuse, which often sees survivors return to their abusers an average of seven to twelve times. Understanding that breaking this cycle demands collective action, SNMM champions a community-driven approach to empower survivors and foster lasting change for domestic violence and human trafficking victims.
In January 2023, after three decades of cultivating meaningful relationships with survivors from diverse ages, backgrounds, socioeconomic statuses, and races, amplifying voices, cultivating authentic relationships, and forging partnerships with aligned organizations, SNMM was formally established as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. A hands-on nonprofit dedicated to promoting long-term healing and empowerment, ensuring survivors have the tools and community needed to thrive.
SNMM transforms the narrative and stigma around domestic violence and human trafficking. Through advocacy, education, and community engagement, SNMM strives to create lasting change and break the cycle of abuse.
Empower. Advocate. Transform.
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.
Mission
Silence No More Movement is committed to building a two-year survivorship platform that decreases the number of times survivors return to their abusers.
Vision
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.
Core Values
The Committed