Our keynote presentations are about an hour long, but can be customized to be anywhere from 60-90 minutes depending on your schedule. Designed for larger groups, this keynote is an introductory, motivational and entertaining presentation on risk reduction and self-defense. If you are more interested in a hands-on workshop for a smaller group (20 people or less) we also offer a more hands-on experience. Below are four different keynotes, and all are customized for your teen, college or corporate audience. Give us a call at 1-866-GFB-2423 to discuss the best option for your group.
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Girls Fight Back! (for teens or college women) Girls Fight Back teaches young women to live safe, strong and empowered lives...and to never make choices stemming from fear. Beginning with the tragic story of murdered Eastern Illinois University student Shannon McNamara, we create a powerful impact upon students in regards to the prevalence of violence against women. However, the darkness ends there. We move on to explain 3 steps to a safe and empowered life: Trust Intution. Be a Bad Victim. Learn to Fight! We explain ways to reduce the risk of violence, how to understand intuition, the best ways to live as a cybersafe, strategies to secure dorms/apartments from home invasions and how to address violence in social settings. (dating violence, acquaintance rape, predatory drugs, etc.) Then it's interactive time! Regardless of crowd size, students stand up and learn verbal de-escalation, strong body language, an effective 3-part self-defense formula, ground fighting strategies and how to use improvised weapons. |
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Students Fight Back! (for college men & women) Campus violence is not just a woman's issue and men aren't always the perpetrators. Crime and violence is a campus concern, with a campus solution. Students Fight Back is for male and female college students, in an attempt to bring the campus together as a community to end violence at America's universities. In this program, students learn how to be a hard target of crime, how to secure dorms/apartments from break-ins, how to detect violent people, trust intuition and look out for the safety of fellow students. Then comes the fun part – interactive physical self-defense instruction! Regardless of crowd size, get ready to laugh, learn, feel empowered and become your own bodyguard. |
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Fight Back on Spring Break! (for college men & women) It's halfway through second semester and students are gearing up for the long-awaited, MTV inspired Spring Break vacation. But the false ideology of whatever happens on spring break stays on spring break is becoming increasingly dangerous. In March 2006, CNN flew our Founder/CEO, Erin Weed, to Daytona Beach for a special report on Spring Break. She had the chance to get an in-depth look at what's happening on spring break and the danger behind seemingly innocent situations. In this program, we will offer proactive strategies for: party situations, hotel security, avoiding date rape drugs, air and car travel and the top 5 ways to avoid crime targeted at tourists. Your speaker will also demonstrate her favorite self-defense techniques that could be used to escape a violent confrontation. Using our signature down-to-earth humor, we remind students to have a blast on spring break…but to do so safely. For more info, go to www.SafeSpringBreak.org |
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Women Fight Back! (for female employees in the workplace) What if empowerment, humor, positive thinking and cutting-edge safety strategies could all be combined into one life-saving presentation? Well it does, and it's called Women Fight Back! Past clients have booked us for lunch & learns, staff retreats, take your daughter to work day or just regular employee educational sessions. Our helpful representatives and highly trained speakers w ill make this event a memorable one for your employees. Topics covered in our programs include: the realities of violence against women at work, how to trust intuition, ways to be assertive and set boundaries in a friendly way, situational safety strategies for parking lots, elevators, on the web and while traveling. Finally we'll cover practical and effective self-defense strategies any woman can use, regardless of size. The conclusion encourages women to open their purses and think creatively about how to use everyday items as improvised weapons. |