Strong & Proud Self Defense - Seattle
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Self-defense, situational awareness, and self-advocacy for Explorers ages six – 13!
This 1.5-hour workshop is designed to increase your child’s awareness, and self-confidence through the practice of basic self-defense techniques and shared experience.
Each session concludes with the opportunity for students to demonstrate their new skills.
About the workshop
The “Introduction to Self-Defense with Anacortes Soo Bahk Do®” workshop enhances self-advocacy and safety while increasing individual awareness and self-confidence through the practice of basic self-defense techniques and shared experience. While a single class cannot ensure safety in all situations, it can provide a better understanding of how to avoid unnecessary danger and unsafe situations and reduce susceptibility to assault.
Students will come away from this workshop with a deeper understanding of advocacy, self-determination, and how to navigate their community with confidence.
WHO
Blind, Deaf-Blind or Low Vision students ages 6 through 13 who are registered with the DSB Explorers Program. Each participant must be accompanied by an adult.
REGISTRATION INFORMATION
Please register online by Saturday, January 2, 2027. For questions about DSB services or how to attend this and other workshops, please email [email protected].
This 1.5-hour workshop is designed to increase your child’s awareness, and self-confidence through the practice of basic self-defense techniques and shared experience.
Each session concludes with the opportunity for students to demonstrate their new skills.
About the workshop
The “Introduction to Self-Defense with Anacortes Soo Bahk Do®” workshop enhances self-advocacy and safety while increasing individual awareness and self-confidence through the practice of basic self-defense techniques and shared experience. While a single class cannot ensure safety in all situations, it can provide a better understanding of how to avoid unnecessary danger and unsafe situations and reduce susceptibility to assault.
Students will come away from this workshop with a deeper understanding of advocacy, self-determination, and how to navigate their community with confidence.
WHO
Blind, Deaf-Blind or Low Vision students ages 6 through 13 who are registered with the DSB Explorers Program. Each participant must be accompanied by an adult.
REGISTRATION INFORMATION
Please register online by Saturday, January 2, 2027. For questions about DSB services or how to attend this and other workshops, please email [email protected].
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Where is it happening?
Seattle, Washington, United States
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Host or PublisherWashington State Department of Services for the Blind
