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Lauren Taylor
Defend Yourself
www.defendyourself.org  
301-608-3708

Lauren Taylor has taught self-defense for more than 20 years, and is certified by the National Women’s Martial Arts Federation (find a local instructor at www.nwmaf.org). She's taught thousands of women, teens, children and men in the Washington, DC, area, and specializes in teaching survivors of abuse and assault, LGBT people, and people with disabilities. Sarah T of 5 Smooth Stones self-defense has been teaching conflict resolution and self defense since 1995. Most of her hundreds of students are teenagers in high-crime environments and women survivors of abusive relationships.

Self Defense - Prevent Harrassment, Attack and Abuse

Everyone can be safer and more confident! Self-defense instructors Lauren Taylor and Sarah T share some strategies for dealing with harassment, abuse, and assault in everyday life.

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