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WDC

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Women’s Defense Coalition
2021

  • began as a small Facebook presence at the end of January 2021
  • April 11, 2021 – WDC Rally

non-partisan movement of women across Delaware providing training, education, resources, and advocacy for a woman’s ability to defend herself so that she may live with less fear and more freedom.

 

https://www.wdcofdelaware.org

We the Female

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  • Non-profit organization created to both empower and provide personal security and firearm safety education to women
  • 2018 Founded by Kerry Slone
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MISSION:
 

“TO INSPIRE AMERICAN WOMEN TO EMBRACE AND DEFEND THEIR CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS TO LIFE, LIBERTY, AND THE PURSUIT OF HAPPINESS THROUGH SELF-DEFENSE AND SECURITY EDUCATION.” 

Mission- We the Female

 

DC Project

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2016

The DC Project is a nonpartisan initiative bringing 50 women, at least one from each state, to Washington, DC, to meet legislators, and reveal the faces and stories of 2A supporters. 

.. to influence Representatives and Senators not by demanding compliance, but rather through developing a relationship. Simply meeting them, getting to know them. Letting them see an actual gun-owning constituent. Possibly, changing the image some might have of such a person.

DC Project Founder – Dianna Muller
  • Feb 2016 – First (small) trip to Washington D.C.
  • July 2016 – 2nd Visit to D.C. with 35 Women
  • 2017 they added a range date

DC Project Delegation

  • ranges in age from 13 to 73
  • Gathers culminated with a rally on the Capitol lawn
  • pro-shooters, we have military/LEO, survivors that were denied firearms, survivors that had a firearm, naturalized immigrant

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Amanda Suffecool and Cheryl Todd of the DC Project
Nov 5, 2020

2019 D.C. Project Delegates

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2018 D.C. Project Delegates

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2017 D.C. Project Delegates

  • Alabama ~ Beth Alcazar
  • Alaska ~ Elizabeth Pearch
  • Arizona ~ Cheryl Todd
  • Arkansas ~ Allison Neil Launius
  • California ~ Lara Smith & Julie Waasted
  • Colorado ~ Kimberly Corban & Cindy DeSplinter
  • Connecticut ~ Brooke Cheney & Holly Sullivan
  • Delaware ~ You?
  • DC ~ Gayle Trotter
  • Florida ~ Anniston Baluyot & Barbara Rumpel
  • Georgia ~ Katrina Reed & Christi Connor Tate
  • Hawaii ~ You?
  • Idaho ~ Autumn Parkin
  • Illinois ~ Lori Ann Blackwell
  • Indiana ~ Beth Walker & Beth Alcazar
  • Iowa ~ Jeanelle Westrom
  • Kansas ~ Corinne Mosher
  • Kentucky ~ Deb DeSpain & Megan Renee Hogan
  • Louisiana ~ Adrianna Eschete
  • Maine ~ You?
  • Maryland ~ Rebecca King
  • Massachusetts ~ You?
  • Michigan ~ Jennifer Wyatt
  • Minnesota ~ Tiffany & Dakota Overland
  • Mississippi ~ Kim Condon
  • Missouri ~ Suzi Huntington
  • Montana ~ You?
  • Nebraska ~ Lori & Samantha Armstrong
  • Nevada ~ Amanda Johnson and Michele Evans
  • New Hampshire ~ You?
  • New Jersey ~ Robin Wright
  • New Mexico ~ Tes Salb
  • New York ~ Annette Stevens-Dorr and Lauren Hartnett
  • North Carolina ~ Tina Martin-Nims & Heather Miller
  • North Dakota ~ You?
  • Ohio ~ Amanda Suffecool
  • Oklahoma ~ Dianna Muller
  • Oregon ~ Caitlin Hawkins & Anna Trump
  • Pennsylvania ~ Megan Snyder & Kelly Ann Pidgeon
  • Rhode Island ~ Daria Bruno
  • South Carolina ~ Amy Dillon
  • South Dakota ~ You?
  • Tennessee ~ Nikki Goeser & Merry Stewart
  • Texas ~ Robyn Sandoval & Gabby Franco
  • Utah ~ Sarah Weller
  • Vermont ~ You?
  • Virginia ~ Megan Boland, Amanda Johnson, & Mia Farinelli
  • Washington ~ Katy Brown & Susan Hansen
  • West Virginia ~ Lynne Russell
  • Wisconsin ~ Becky Yackley & Kelly Welke
  • Wyoming ~ April Strong

2016 DC Project Delegates

  • Alabama ~ Beth Alcazar
  • Alaska ~ Elizabeth Pearch
  • Arizona ~ Cheryl Todd
  • Arkansas ~ Allison Neil Launius
  • California ~ Lara Smith
  • Colorado ~ Kimberly Corban
  • Connecticut ~ Brooke Cheney
  • Delaware ~ You?
  • DC ~ Gayle Trotter
  • Florida ~ Clover Lawson
  • Georgia ~ Katrina Reed
  • Hawaii ~ You?
  • Idaho ~ You?
  • Illinois ~ Lori Ann Blackwell
  • Indiana ~ Erica Hoadland
  • Iowa ~ Jeanelle Westrom
  • Kansas ~ Corinne Mosher
  • Kentucky ~ Deb DeSpain
  • Louisiana ~ Adrianna Eschete
  • Maine ~ You?
  • Maryland ~ Rebecca King
  • Massachusetts ~ You?
  • Michigan ~ You?
  • Minnesota ~ Tiffany & Dakota Overland
  • Mississippi ~ Kim Condon
  • Missouri ~ Suzi Huntington
  • Montana ~ You?
  • Nebraska ~ Lori & Samantha Armstrong
  • Nevada ~ Amanda Johnson
  • New Hampshire ~ You?
  • New Jersey ~ Robin Wright
  • New Mexico ~ You?
  • New York ~ Annette Stevens-Dorr
  • North Carolina ~ Tina Martin-Nims & Heather Miller
  • North Dakota ~ You?
  • Ohio ~ Amanda Suffecool
  • Oklahoma ~ Dianna Muller
  • Oregon ~ Caitlin Hawkins
  • Pennsylvania ~ Megan Snyder & Patti Kenes
  • Rhode Island ~ Daria Bruno
  • South Carolina ~ Amy Dillon
  • South Dakota ~ You?
  • Tennessee ~ You?
  • Texas ~ Robyn Sandoval & Gabby Franco
  • Utah ~ Sarah Weller
  • Vermont ~ You?
  • Virginia ~ Megan Boland & Jane Horton
  • Washington ~ Katy Brown
  • West Virginia ~ You?
  • Wisconsin ~ Becky Yackley
  • Wyoming ~ April Strong

AWwBA

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Celebrating and empowering American women
in shooting sports and personal defense

My mission is simple. I want to recognize women and all they contribute to shooting sports, whether it’s competitive shooting or hunting. I also want to highlight women who feel safer because they exercise their second amendment right to be armed…whether it’s in their home, on their person or both. Guns can and do save lives of women and their families every day. There are plenty of examples out there that highlight this and I promise we will spotlight these stories whenever we can.

  • 2014 started by Jon James
  • ” born of a smaller site, Maine Girls with Guns. After starting with a simple Pinterest and Facebook page, I saw how quickly interest grew and decided that maybe this thing should be bigger.”
  • dedicated to highlighting women who proudly support the second amendment and want to show their communities and the world that it is a right they exercise and are proud to show it. Women featured can be hunters, target shooters, competitive shooters, police officers, soldiers, concealed carry citizens or just women who believe strongly in the rights given to all Americans under the second amendment.

1MMAGC

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1 Million Moms Against Gun Control

there are two sides to every story, and there are two voices in every debate. Our founder decided to create a Facebook page, where those that opposed “MDA” could come together and express their thoughts and voices openly.

Our Story – 1 Million Moms Against Gun Control
  • 2013 Founded 
  • Championed by Mary Callison & Rebecca Schmoe
  • Testified at state level gun control legislative hearings
  • November 2018, Board Member Mary Callison was also featured on the cover of TIME Magazine with 244 other people in an article titled Guns In America. It was Mural project by Artist JR