Memphis says NO MORE

About 64% of Americans say that talking more about domestic violence and sexual assault would make it easier to help someone. Our conversation begins here.

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Memphis police respond to more than 40 domestic-violence calls each day. In fact, more than half of all violent crime in Memphis is classified as domestic violence.

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Local statistics hover around one reported case of forcible rape each day, but experts suggest that the numbers could be much higher for unreported sexual assaults.

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And the problem is communitywide. To highlight that fact, we created a series of PSAs that will run on local TV stations and can be shared across social channels. These join the national spots created by the Joyful Heart Foundation in partnership with NO MORE.

Anyone - Memphis Says No More Audio PSA

Everywhere - Memphis Says No More Audio PSA

Memphis, Pledge to Say NO MORE

Join the movement to end domestic violence and sexual assault.

I pledge to:

Learn about these issues and talk openly about them.
Support survivors.
Speak up.
Donate time or resources.

MY PLEDGE

Listen. Learn.

Local survivors and advocates bravely speak out about their experiences and what you can do if you need help.

Handy Palm Cards

Memphis Says NO MORE has produced “palm cards” that hold a lot of information on resources where victims can receive help.

They fold in half to the size of a business card — small enough to keep in a pocket or purse.

To receive a supply of the printed cards, while they last, contact Deborah Clubb at dclubb@memphiswomen.org /(901) 378-3866.

*A single card may also be printed, cut and used from these images.

You are not alone. Get help now.

If you have been the victim of a sexual assault, please call the Rape Crisis Center at (901) 222-4350.

If you are currently experiencing domestic violence, please call the Memphis Police Department at (901) 636-3741 or the Family Safety Center of Memphis and Shelby County at (901) 222-4400.

YWCA of Greater Memphis

901-725-4277 | memphisywca.org/hotline-shelter/ | 766 South Highland Street

Shelter for abused women with children; counseling; court advocacy, Immigrant Women’s Services

Tennessee Department of Children’s Services

901-578-4371 | tn.gov/dcs | 40 South Main Street

Social services; child protection

Rape Crisis Center

901-222-4350 | shelbycountytn.gov/index.aspx?NID=737 | 1750 Madison Avenue, Suite 102

rape report

Family Safety Center of Memphis and Shelby County

901-222-4400 | familysafetycenter.org | 1750 Madison Avenue,

Suite 600

Comprehensive civil, criminal, health and social services for victims of family violence

Shelby County Crime Victims Center

901-222-3950 | crimevictimscenter.shelbycountytn.gov | 1750 Madison Avenue, Suite 102

Court assistance; orders of protection, counseling

Shelby County District Attorney General’s DV Unit

901-222-1485 | scdag.com | 1750 Madison Avenue, Suite 102

Prosecution of DV cases; victim advocacy, links to services

Victims to Victory Incorporated

901-274-6828 | victimstovictory.org | 1548 Poplar Avenue

Support groups for relatives of homicide victims; court advocacy

Exchange Club Family Center

901-276-2200 | exchangeclub.net | 2180 Union Avenue

Services for breaking the cycle of family violence and child abuse

Circle of Inspiration Outreach Program

901-274-6828 | victimstovictory.org | 1548 Poplar Avenue

Semi-monthly Christian support program through Victims to Victory

Memphis Child Advocacy Center

901-525-2377 | memphiscac.org | 1085 Poplar Avenue

Counseling for child victims of sexual or severe physical abuse

Cocaine Alcohol Awareness Program

901-367-7550 | caapincorporated.com | 4023 Knight Arnold Road

Assistance for disadvantaged victims of domestic violence

The Healing Word Counseling Center

901-370-4673 | memphishealingcenter.com/counseling.html | 3910 Tchulahoma Road

Counseling; various services

Community Legal Center

901-543-3395 | clcmemphis.com | 910 Vance Avenue

Legal services for victims, perpetrators, and children; lethality assessments; custodial evaluations

Memphis Area Legal Services

901-523-8822 | malsi.org | 22 North Front Street

Comprehensive legal services for eligible domestic violence victims

Shelby County Sheriff’s Office DV Unit

901-222-4400 (Investigations), 901-379-7625 (Reports) | shelby-sheriff.org/resources/programs/vine.html | 201 Poplar Avenue

Memphis Area Women’s Council

901-378-3866 | memphiswomen.org | 2574 Sam Cooper Boulevard

Community advocacy; awareness; education

Memphis Says No More T-Shirts

Sizes range from small to extra-large, and are available for $10.

If interested in purchasing, please contact Deborah Clubb

at dclubb@memphiswomen.org

About Us

Led by the Memphis Sexual Assault Kit Task Force, the Memphis Says NO MORE campaign began in spring 2015. We seek to bring awareness of domestic violence and sexual assault in an attempt to change both the public dialogue and the amount of gender violence in our city.

The Memphis Sexual Assault Kit Task Force began in December 2013. Memphis Mayor A C Wharton brought members together from multiple city, state, county and community entities to resolve a backlog of stored rape kits and create ways to ensure that all new rape kits are tested promptly.

Since its inception, the task force has raised $6 million and had 6,586 kits analyzed or shipped to labs. Additionally, more than 100 requests for indictment have been issued and 98 new suspects have been identified, including 26 believed to be offenders with multiple victims. We will not rest until every kit is tested, every case is closed, every policy and procedure has been improved, and every service for victims and survivors is adequate to the need.

Memphis Says NO MORE is one of dozens of state and locally led coalitions championing the NO MORE movement in their communities. Learn more about the national NO MORE campaign.