Women's Safety Information

www.TheSamuraiSchool was proud to be featured on the CW Morning News in San Diego demonstrating their “Tools for Personal Safety – Women’s Self Defense Class” techniques. Tony Whetstine of Poway Samurai Martial Arts demonstrates some safety tips women can use to keep themselves safe. This video is just a few techniques women can learn in this class. Women who attend learn physical techniques as well as strategies that can help them in escaping, controlling, avoiding and evading dangerous situations.

Sheila Dikshit speaks about women safety in Delhi.

Stalking of College Campus – Women’s Safety – Fox 5 National Steve Kardian – Defend University NY

A segment that teaches CSULB students how to become more aware about their safety on campus.

We’re documenting what it’s like to walk home late at night. Women feel threatened, targeted and completely unsafe. The mission of RightRides For Women’s Safety, Inc. is to build safer communities by reducing the risk of harassment and sexual assault. We accomplish this through community organizing, offering direct service programs, plus fostering greater safety awareness and individual empowerment in our related educational programs. In our RightRides program, we offer women, transpeople and gender ***** individuals a free, late-night ride home to ensure their safe commute to or through high-risk areas.

For a service learning project our group decided to make a video that details some information and self defense that will help in an ever continuing response towards women’s safety against sexual assault and rape.

Defend against a front choke or bearhug.

Scott McIntosh discussing women’s safety.

A public service film in which Sehwag hits out at the harassment of women in Delhi. Client: CEQUIN (Centre for Equity Inclusion) Agency: Brand Planet Elephant (BPE), New Delhi Producer: Final Frame Films, Mumbai

Anna has been a volunteer since the summer of 2004. The mission of RightRides For Women’s Safety, Inc. is to build safer communities by reducing the risk of harassment and sexual assault. We accomplish this through community organizing, offering direct service programs, plus fostering greater safety awareness and individual empowerment in our related educational programs. In our RightRides program, we offer women, transpeople and gender ***** individuals a free, late-night ride home to ensure their safe commute to or through high-risk areas.