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No Peace No Quiet, Inc., is dedicated to creating safe spaces online for victims and survivors of domestic violence and abuse.
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Message from Rachel DePalma, Founder & CEO of No Peace No Quiet, Inc.
"I’m honored to share that I’ve been named one of four recipients of the 2026 Purple Ribbon Award for Survivor of the Year by DomesticShelters.org. I was also recognized as an honoree for Advocate of the Year, a reflection of the advocacy I continue to lead through No Peace No Quiet, Inc. to protect and support survivors. Thank you to Domestic Shelters for the work they do every single day to support survivors across the country. And thank you for this honor, I’m truly grateful to stand alongside so many strong and inspiring individuals. " - Rachel DePalma
Ms. DePalma's letter of gratitude to Domestic Shelters can be found on her personal LinkedIn page here.
White paper | Bridging the Gap: The Disconnect Between Federal Funding and Law Enforcement Training Under the STOP VAWA Program.
Despite more than $3.7 billion in federal grants distributed through the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) between 2018 and 2024, most states still fail to meet basic training requirements for law enforcement.
Our research at No Peace No Quiet, Inc., found that 94% of states are not in compliance with the STOP (Services, Training, Officers, Prosecutors) grant funding formula, which requires 25% of funds for law enforcement and 25% for prosecution. This lack of training directly affects how survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, and stalking are treated—and too often tips the justice scale in the perpetrator’s favor.
The white paper highlights how weak oversight and inconsistent accountability distort DOJ crime data, undermine public trust, and leave survivors unprotected. It also outlines clear recommendations for advocates, allies, and legislators to close these gaps and ensure federal dollars deliver on their promise of safety and justice. Read the full report to learn how you can help demand accountability and reform.