4 Years Traveling the U.S. Teaching Self Defense
I can’t believe it’s already been 44 states and 4 years of traveling the US teaching self defense -
it's WILD to me that sororities are supposed to be a primary empowering resource for college women yet most of them don't have an actual budget set aside for self-defense and if they do it tends to be quite small... how is a self-defense class not REQUIRED?
soooo it's my mission to make sure as many women as possible get this information throughout their college experience so hopefully EA can put even just a small dent in the statistics we see regarding crimes against women...
AND I want to make it so all young women can go out and confidently live life without day to day fear and be independent mentally, situationally, and physically -
some of which are tools I had to find the hard way so I strive to make it as easy as possible for the college women I work with to acquire their Everyday Armor 💜
SO READY FOR 2025 BABYYY 👊🏼
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