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Presidential Proclamation – National Teen Dating Violence Awareness and Prevention Month, 2014: here

Senator LeAnna M. Washington Speaks at 6th Annual Run/ Walk to End Domestic Violence Saturday, October 26, 2013 at 8:00am, West River Drive in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Amelia Williams, Video Producer.

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From left to right: Amelia Williams and Senator LeAnna Washington

Presidential Proclamation — National Stalking Awareness Month, January 2014: here

Vice President Joe Biden heads to Austin on Wednesday, Oct 30, 2013 to highlight domestic violence: here

Ending Violence Against Women: 19 Years of Progress: by Lynn Rosenthal on September 13, 2013: here

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On Wednesday, September 4, 2013 at 11:00 a.m. at Top Flight Media in Harrisburg, The Pennsylvania Coalition Against Domestic Violence and the Pennsylvania Coalition Against Rape held a press conference to announce the kick-off of a new media campaign that the two organizations are doing in partnership: NO MORE: Together We Can End Domestic Violence & Sexual Assault in Pennsylvania.

Their coalitions have collaborated to launch a statewide awareness campaign beginning September 4, 2013, which will feature advertising on digital media, in movie theatres and radio air time in several markets across the Commonwealth.

Their coalitions also share a joint Internet landing page, www.pasaysnomore.com, as well as a Facebook page and Twitter account to highlight our work, increase visibility of the No More symbol, and engage people across the commonwealth to join them in telling their stories of how and why they say No More.

NO MORE is an overarching symbol designed to bring people, organizations and communities together to end domestic violence and sexual assault in our society. This unifying symbol will help to end the stigma, shame and silence of domestic violence and sexual assault.”

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From left to right: Amelia Williams and Senator LeAnna Washington

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Published Jan 2, 2013: PINELLAS COUNTY, FL: CIVIL DOMESTIC VIOLENCE COURT WAS GIVEN $300,000 GRANT FROM OFFICE OF VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN