Not One More

Not One More tells the stories of women and families affected by domestic violence and femicide—urgent issues that affect women around the world. In Brazil, this persistent violence claims lives year after year, shatters families, and exposes deep gender inequalities within society.

Although femicide has been legally recognized in Brazil since 2015, the continued high number of cases demonstrates the enormous challenges the country still faces in preventing violence against women. The consequences extend far beyond the crime itself. Mothers, fathers, children, siblings, and friends are left to confront an immeasurable loss, carrying the absence of their loved ones and the lasting impact of extreme violence. The trauma of femicide does not end with immediate grief; it leaves invisible but enduring scars in the daily lives of those left behind.

This project seeks to reveal these stories and the marks left by domestic violence and femicide, while also highlighting the strength, memory, and pursuit of justice of those who live with its consequences.