You are by yourself. It is a dark, rainy night and you are driving the family car, heading home after a long day at school and rifle team practice. Glancing in your rearview mirror, you notice the same vehicle has been following you for a few miles now. You are suspicious and the little hairs on your neck are at alert. What do you do? Or, you are home alone and the front doorbell rings. Should you answer it or ignore it and hope whoever it is will go away?

Answers to these scenarios and much more are included in a Refuse To Be A Victim Seminar. Refuse To Be A Victim is the crime prevention and personal safety program of the National Rifle Association. A Refuse To Be A Victim Seminar offers safety information to groups as diverse as high school or college students, to senior citizens and the physically handicapped. A Refuse To Be A Victim Seminar provides everyone with essential information for their safety.

Refuse To Be A Victim is normally a four-hour seminar that teaches methods to promote awareness, avoid dangerous situations and prevent criminal confrontations. Crime prevention and law enforcement experts agree that the most important factor in surviving a criminal attack is to have a safety plan developed before you need it. Attending an entire seminar includes topics such as home, automobile, phone, technology, travel and personal security. Participants are presented with a variety of common‑sense crime prevention and personal-safety strategies and devices they can include into their daily lives.

In order to provide relevant information for teenagers, the Refuse To Be A Victim program can be shortened and tailor-made for any student group. The Refuse To Be A Victim Student’s Handbook includes a module specifically aimed at the high school or college student. The sections on auto security, technology security and personal safety are for everyone.

$150 5-8 HOURS

• If you don’t see any schedule of classes here and you want to request a class then please call this number: (443) 702-7891