Warrior Sisters in the News

 

Warrior Sisters’ training gives women power of self-defense

“A dojo tucked away in the Whiteaker neighborhood seemed to shake under the command of nearly 50 women on Sunday. Warrior Sisters, a nonprofit providing free women’s self-defense training, came back swinging after a four-month hiatus with double the attendance anticipated…”

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Taking Defense Personally: Eugene's Warrior Sisters

“From trauma comes growth, sometimes.  Concerns about sexual assault in Eugene led to the formation of Warrior Sisters, giving women the self-defense skills to potentially ward off an attacker.

Samantha Krop is a co-founder of the group, and a board member.  She visits with Elizabeth Goward to talk about details of the training women get from Warrior Sisters.”  

 

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Women's Self-Defense & Horizontal Violence w/ Warrior Sisters

“This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in self-defense (especially those interested in starting their own nonprofit program), martial arts, or those looking for practical concepts during these dangerous and trying times.”

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