In the ever-evolving landscape of our world, personal safety has become a critical concern for everyone, especially women. Equipping yourself with the knowledge to stay safe in any situation is more valuable now than ever. This blog post will dive into the crucial tips and strategies to empower women to feel secure and in control
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INTERVIEW: Domestic Violence and the Holiday Season
Trish was featured on KOAT Action 7 News in Albuquerque, giving her take on how the holiday season could increase domestic violence cases. It’s a really wonderful time. But for victims of something like that, for victims of domestic violence, to include children, that can be a very isolating, scary situation,” said Hoffman. Watch the
Read MoreSelf-Defense for Seniors: Staying Safe and Active in Albuquerque
Albuquerque, New Mexico, is a city rich with culture, history, and a vibrant community. However, safety is a concern in any bustling area—especially for our cherished seniors. At Women Against Crime, I believe that safety extends beyond self-defense classes—it’s about empowering women everywhere, including elderly seniors with the knowledge to navigate daily life securely. Here
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Albuquerque Self-Defense Group Training New Mexico has one of the highest violent crime rates in the nation. Murder, rape, robbery, and aggravated assault are some of the top crimes, especially in the Albuquerque area. Women Against Crime provides valuable self-defense group training for women and young girls to take a stand against domestic violence. Trish
Read MoreGrooming Part 2: How to Spot the Signs of Grooming in Children
In the context of crime, grooming is the act of gaining someone’s trust by building an emotional bond for the purpose of sexual abuse, exploitation, or trafficking. Often, abusers groom their victims, whether children, teens, or adults, over long periods of time by gradually building trust. The grooming process is effective because of its subtlety.
Read MoreSummer Road Trip Safety Tips
When women travel, they inevitably encounter safety concerns. There are frequent headlines about women who have been abducted or assaulted while traveling. A 2018 study by the Global Business Travel Association (GBTA) found that more than 8 in 10 women have experienced one or more safety incidents while traveling in the past year. Leisure travelers
Read MoreFall Dating Safety Tips
Fall is a classic time to try dating. Whether you’ve been out of the game for a while or are trying to refresh your romantic vibes for a new season, the cooler weather and fall-themed activities are great reasons to find someone new to spend your time with. But just because it’s a cozier season
Read MoreGetting a Gun for Self-Defense: What You Need to Know
This blog is based on an interview I did on Facebook live May 5, 2020, as part of my Tips with Trish series. You can watch the interview here. One of the most common questions I get asked is: “Should I get a gun for self-defense?” As a retired police lieutenant, I have a lot of
Read MoreBack to School Safety Tips for Moms
The early fall is a time of year when we all work on getting back into routines. After a fun-filled summer, it can be weird to get back into the daily groove. Being a busy mom who has to get kids back to school doesn’t mean you should let your guard down. Here are a
Read MoreStrangers in Your House: How to Stay Safe when Contractors or Repair People Come By
Whether it’s the phone company, the electric company, or a repair person, there are any number of contractors that may need access to your house to maintain your utilities or set up services. Having a stranger in your house can put you in an extremely vulnerable situation, even if they have legitimate business with you.
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