by Damsel Defense | Mar 19, 2025 | Awareness, How To, Products, Sightseeing while Safeguarding
Hotel chains were nerve wrecked by the rise of a recent all-star, AirBnB; however, per recent data hotels are often still chosen by 68% of all travelers. It does rather make sense as hotels have been around for decades and are trusted by many; however, in doing...
by Damsel Defense | Mar 12, 2025 | Awareness, Outdoor Safety, Products
One of the most leisurely activities, fishing can be a great way to spend time with your family, friends, or a significant other. Most assume fishing is a pretty boring activity and for the most part, fishing is an uneventful activity. Occasionally, things can turn...
by Damsel Defense | Mar 5, 2025 | Products
Human Trafficking is a scary reality most choose to ignore; however, with too many trapped in the living hell, it is all too important to be wary of the danger and how pimps and “bottom girls” use different tactics to trap and kidnap unsuspecting girls. The promise of...
by Damsel Defense | Feb 19, 2025 | Products
GPS, short for Global Positioning System, is the foundation of much of modern life. Most people use GPS everyday in one form or another – whether that be rideshare apps, navigation systems, food delivery, or fitness trackers – but not many know GPS’s true...
by Damsel Defense | Feb 12, 2025 | Awareness
Taken was one of the first movies to bring widespread attention to the horrors of human trafficking. While we do not doubt that it accurately portrays a father’s love and his will to do anything necessary for his daughter, we can confirm that Taken as a whole does not...
Hiking can be an intimidating activity for some, while others are all too familiar and comfortable with the idea of hiking. If hiking intimidates you, or you think of yourself as an unseasoned hiker, but are looking to get started here are some tips to get you started!
Hostels are a great way to save some money while traveling abroad. Built for college students originally, hostels have humble beginnings in Germany.
Many of us grew up with the “Stranger Danger” concept - the idea that we should be weary of strangers who come up to us and make random requests or offer us something. For example, we were taught to stay away from men in vans offering candy or adults who asked for help searching for a lost dog. While this can still be somewhat relevant, the addition of technology has deeply affected this idea of “Stranger Danger” and has taken it to a whole new level.