Jeane Marie Leads National Campaign to Demand NHL Accountability on Domestic Violence

LOS ANGELES, CA - While many know Jeane Marieas a Billboard-charting artist featured in Daily Mail, Good Morning America, The Today Show, and Yahoo, few know she's also a survivor of domestic abuse. Today, she's leading a movement to demand change from one of the most powerful sports institutions in North America: the National Hockey League (NHL).
Her campaign, No Glory for Abusers, challenges the NHL's refusal to adopt a formal domestic violence policy - a standard already in place in the NFL, NBA, and MLB. Since the start of the 2024-2025 season, Jeane Marie and her team have protested in front of every LA Kings home game, refusing to let silence become complicity.
"This isn't about one man or one moment," said Jeane Marie. "It's about a league that protects its image instead of protecting people."
The protests - peaceful, highly visible, and survivor-led - are just one part of a broader push that includes media coverage, petition outreach, and direct pressure on team and league leadership.
🧭 Join the Campaign 📍 http://jeanemarie.com/pages/no-glory
✍️ Sign the Petition: https://www.change.org/p/eliminate-domestic-abuse-offenders-from-professional-hockey
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Jeane Marie
1234 Sunset Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA 90026

Jeane Marie was born in Fairfax, Virginia, and raised in Florida, where she developed a passion for the arts. Fluent in Arabic, Portuguese, Spanish, and English, she has a diverse cultural background that enriches her artistic expression. Jeane's career began with a remarkable performance at the White House at the age of 11. She continued to shine in various fields, from beauty pageants to basketball, and even authored a book at 14. After graduating high school at 16, she pursued further education and cultural experiences in Abu Dhabi and Beirut. Now residing in Los Angeles, Jeane Marie is dedicated to her craft, working on her first album and continuing to inspire through her performances and public appearances.

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