Move to End Violence is a 10-year initiative designed to strengthen our collective capacity to end violence against girls and women in the United States.

Blog: On the Move

Ready

By Michelle Lambert | May 14, 2013

This week more than 46 leaders who were signed up to attend the Family Violence Prevention and Service Act's State Administrators and State Coalitions Meeting left their busy lives a day early to join Movement Makers Nan Stoops, Beckie Masaki, Leiana Kinnicutt, and Aimee Thompson Arevalo in a day-long workshop designed to explore some of the work of Move to End Violence.

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The Whole Point

By Jackie Payne | May 09, 2013

Today was one of my favorite days in Move to End Violence history. And considering that I have the privilege of working on such an audacious, exciting and transformative initiative, that is really saying something. 

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The Move to End Violence Call to Action is a Call to Win

By Jodeen Olguin-Tayler | May 07, 2013

If I allow myself to believe in “fate” – I would say that there are many experiences in my life that have landed me in this Move to End Violence cohort.

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Why I Am Moved to End Violence

By Marcia Olivo | May 01, 2013

I was born and raised in the Dominican Republic. My father left for the United States when I was 7 years old. From the time I was 6 years old (that I can remember) I was subjected to sexual abuse by my uncle and other people who were close to my family. The physical part of the sexual abuse continued until I was 15.  At 21, I immigrated to New York City to join my father, brothers and sisters. Up to that point my main focus in life was to survive. I did not know myself. I only knew of my troubles.

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A Journey of Self-Discovery

By Nicole Matthews | April 25, 2013

My Move to End Violence journey has begun, and it has been quite a journey so far. It started out with a meeting of my fellow Cohort 2 peers in Tarrytown, New York. I entered that meeting full of questions, and when I left Tarrytown, I left with even more questions.

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