In martial arts, before combat, the term "OSS" is said to indicate one is ready to fight and will do their best in the fight. Today, about 50 million people are trafficked. This is an invitation to you to join the fight against human trafficking, to say, "OSS. I'm ready to fight and I will give it my best.". Together you U and Me can make make a difference.
- Self-defense training at organizational sites
we go to them because they can't come to us.
- Customize curriculum for orginizational needs
- Prevention and de-escalation training
-Online resources for self-defense learners
-Online resources for self defense teachers
-Colaberate with instructors, social workers, counselors and law enforcement.
Grace began training self-defense (BJJ) in 2014 in Asia. In 2016 she inherited a kids BJJ class, shortly after the community asked her for training sessions, including NGOs working with survivors of trafficking. She met her husband, George, training in self-defense together with him. Together, they have taught self-defense seminars in four diffferent countries since 2017.
George and Grace are developing curriculum tools for value-centered trauma-informed self-defense. They want to enable more martial artists to join the fight against human trafficking. They wish for every person to know their immutable God-given worth and be able to stand on it. Lastly they hope for instuctors to understand the importance of trauma-informed teaching to vulnerable students.