Refuse To Be A VictimŽ Seminars teach methods to avoid dangerous situations and prevent criminal confrontations. Experts agree the most important factor in surviving a criminal attack is to have an overall safety strategy before you need it. Seminar topics address personal safety issues as well as home, automobile, telephone, technological, and travel security. Seminar participants are presented with a variety of common sense crime prevention and personal safety strategies and devices they may integrate into their daily lives.

 Refuse To Be A VictimŽ was developed by the National Rifle Association in 1993 in response to nationwide requests for crime prevention seminars. The program has been endorsed by members of the law enforcement community nationwide, such as Janice Hart, Certified Crime Prevention Specialist and Refuse To Be A VictimŽ Certified Instructor of Front Royal, Virginia. She said, "Crime Prevention is everyone's responsibility. Taking care of one's self is the priority. The skills taught in the Refuse To Be A VictimŽ course will help to prevent personal attacks and keep our communities safer. Refuse To Be A VictimŽ is the best personal safety and awareness program I have come across in my Crime Prevention career."

 The program is appropriate for teenagers and up. With more than four thousand instructors, seminars have been held in all 50 states, the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico, Canada, Costa Rico, and Trinidad and Tobago. Almost a 100 thousand men and women have benefited from the program and its life saving message.