ABOUT US

We are a movement focused on making visible the cases of sexual abuse and violence that affect more and more people every day around the world. Our mission is to serve as a platform to raise awareness of this “silent pandemic” through education and support for survivors to raise their voices and break the chains of sexual abuse to initiate a healing process that will propel them to rewrite their history.

The movement was born as an initiative of Maria Trusa, our founder, who is a survivor of sexual abuse which she suffered at the young age of 9. An episode that for a long time plunged her into deep emotional pain, but later became the catalyst which strengthened her; filling her with the courage and resilience to move forward and achieve each of her goals. Subsequently, writing a book that would later become a movement.

After the publication of the book #YoDigoNoMás, in which our founder breaks the silence about her own experience as a survivor of child sexual abuse, this wonderful work becomes the movement that today serves as a platform to break the chains of sexual abuse worldwide. Additionally, the #YoDigoNoMás movement arises as a response to the violence and systematic abuse suffered by the migrant community in the United States, particularly Hispanics. This community has been historically violated and the accompaniment it has received in the face of traumatic situations of abuse is almost nil.  Victims have rights regardless of their place of origin.

Today, the achievements of the movement have been many. We have reached prominent spaces such as the screens in Times Square, to bring to the world our message of struggle, strength, and resilience in support of survivors of sexual abuse. We have launched the #YoDigoNoMás Talk Show, a space where survivors can raise their voices and share their stories of overcoming abuse with the world, to prevent this problem from continuing to affect more victims globally. We work tirelessly every day to support anyone who has suffered any kind of abuse. Therefore, we are currently developing programs that will allow us to help hundreds of victims and survivors initiate a process of integral healing and say “NO MORE” to abuse.