Three women walking together on a Philadelphia street are punched in the face by a stranger in an unprovoked attack.

Decisive action by one armed woman stops a man firing into a crowd at a party undoubtably saving many lives.

A 15-year-old girl was kidnapped at a Dallas Mavericks NBA game and taken to an Oklahoma hotel where she was sex trafficked.

A rape of a woman jogging in New York highlights two basic elements that need to be in your women's self-defense training program.

Burglaries are a threat to us as the crime can degenerate into other crimes of opportunity if we are in the home.

What can we do to protect ourselves during this dramatic rise in so-called "smash and grab" thefts?

Just like their counterparts in the wild, human predators search for the weakest members of the herd as potential prey.

In the city with surging assaults and murders companies are now advising their workers to dress in a way to avoid crime.

The Los Angeles Police Department warning of surging crime wave, including “follow home" robberies. How can we defend against them?

If your individual security situation warrants it, you might want to remove your home's view from Google Maps. Here's how to do it.

This real life attack reveals a number of lessons for us as we train to prevent and resist a physical attack or sexual assault.

We are changing the way we report real incidences and cases here on the Women's Self-Defense Community blog.

This year, let’s consider some resolutions to make and keep for our personal protection and security. This year I resolve to: Attend at...

Affecting any one of these elements of the crime triangle will have a dramatic affect on your personal safety and self-defense.

Here are the seven most common mistakes women make that could result in them getting kidnapped, attacked, and/or raped.

What's the ultimate weapon for women's self-defense? What do you need to protect yourself from rape?

Tracie Arlington discusses how to prepare for college and what to be aware of for your safety on campus.

The coaches at the Women's Self-Defense Community discuss the most dangerous time in a woman's life.

The coaches from the Women's Self-Defense Community talk about awareness for self-defense on campus.

Here's the rhetorical question: are you prepared for such an attack with your self-defense?