NRA Refuse To Be A Victim^® Course

Course overview:

The NRA's Refuse To Be A Victim^® program was developed by the women of the NRA in
1993 in response to women nationwide who requested crime prevention and personal
safety information. This course was originally presented only to women by women who
were NRA Certified Instructors. However, in 1997, the NRA Board of Directors elected to
open this course to men as well, due to the program's relevance to all citizens.

NRA membership is not required to take this course.

The information presented in this class is based on the premise that people can minimize
their risk of becoming a crime victim by increasing their awareness and learning about the
many personal safey options available.

This is a 4-hour, non-shooting class suitable for older children and up.

Lessons include:

The Psychology of Criminal Predators
Mental Preparedness
Home Security
Physical Security
Automobile Security
Out-of-Town Travel Security
Technological Security
Self-Defense Physical Training
Personal Protection Devices

There are also optional lessons available, depending on your group. These are:
In the Workplace
Parents and Children - From Kindergarden through High School
College Students - Staying Safe on Campus
Senior Citizens
Persons with Physical Disabilities

You will need to provide:

A notebook
A pen and highlighter

Firearms and ammunition are not allowed in these seminars.

Course Materials and a Completion Certificate are included in the $45 course fee.

There is no deposit required for registration for this class.

Large groups can be accommodated at your location. Large groups can be
accommodated at our location with 30 days advance notice.

Payment help is available for groups through your State Friends of the NRA through The
NRA Foundation. Please visit The NRA Foundation website at
www.nrafoundation.org/grants/statefund.asp. You will find grant application information,
forms, contact information for your NRA Field Representative, and all other necessary
information.

Please contact us for more information concerning groups.