Refuse To Be A Victim Seminar

Service Description

The single most important step toward ensuring your own safety is having a personal safety strategy in place before you need it. NRA’s Refuse To Be A Victim® program teaches the tips and techniques you need to be alerted to dangerous situations and to avoid becoming a victim. Seminars are held across the nation and are open to men and women of all ages. Today, hundreds of federal, state and local law enforcement officials from across the nation utilize this popular program in their crime prevention and community policing initiatives. Corporations, educational institutions and community centers have also adopted the program. All told, more than 100,000 people have benefited from these seminars. Topics Include: Mental Preparedness – Prepare yourself for any situation that may arise Home Security – Securing what’s inside your house, as well as outside your house Physical Security – Don’t ignore your instincts – if something feels wrong, it probably is! Travel Security – Making sure you are safe no matter where you are Cyber Security – Technological advances have made individuals more vulnerable to being victimized Self-Defense Training – Learn what types of training you can take to protect yourself Automobile Security – Equip yourself with the necessities for any type of situation Personal Defense Devices – Tools that you can use for personal protection Psychology of Criminals – Understand what makes a criminal a predator Basic Principles Of Crime Prevention We never think a crime can happen to us, until it actually does. While sometimes unfortunate things do happen unexpectedly, it is important to be equipped with the knowledge and skills for personal safety and crime prevention. Having a personal safety strategy in place and knowing the techniques and tactics you can use to avoid becoming an easy victim can help you live smarter and be safer. “Crimes of Opportunity” are those committed without planning or forethought; when criminals realize they have a chance to commit a crime, they seize the opportunity. Don’t be an easy target. We can all pinpoint times where we’ve made ourselves an easy target – whether it was keeping our heads buried in our phones, parking in a dimly lit area at night, or leaving our houses or cars unlocked. But there are many more, less obvious situations that make us vulnerable as well.