Protecting the tribe has never meant just one thing.
It’s a woman spending a weekend building skills she’ll carry for the rest of her life. It’s a girl learning to trust her instincts and use her voice. It’s a church becoming a place where women are confident, equipped, and connected to one another. And it’s the professionals who show up after violence occurs, walking in with better tools to support survivors, strengthen investigations, and build cases that hold up.
This fall, SASS Go has four ways to step into that work. Whether you enroll your daughter in a course, invite friends to the I Will Survive weekend, bring the Uncommon Tour to your church, or attend the law enforcement training, there’s a place in this mission for you.
Protecting: The I Will Survive Weekend
Our landmark, all-inclusive weekend is built for women who are ready to get serious about their own safety. Over a few days in one location, you’ll train with trusted field experts in self defense, firearms, resilience, and cybersecurity — the full picture, not one slice of it.
It’s an immersive way to unlock your inner warrior and walk away with the tools, training, and knowledge to protect your life and the lives of the people you love.
Preparing: Self Defense Courses Near You
SASS Go offers self defense training for girls and women ages 5 and up, with certified instructors in communities across the country. You can join a course near you, or bring one directly to your school, workplace, gym, church, or team.
If you’ve been meaning to get your daughter trained, or you’ve been waiting for the right moment to organize something for your group — this is it.
Connecting: The Uncommon Tour
The Uncommon Tour brings women together to grow in wisdom, courage, and practical skills, grounded in the confidence and discernment found in Christ.
The name comes from Acts 10:15 — “What God has made clean, do not call common.” It’s a reminder that every woman who walks through the door is anything but common. She is forgiven, deeply loved, and always worth fighting for.
Bring Uncommon to your church →
Serving: Working The American Nightmare
This interactive law enforcement training is built around Denise Huskins Quinn and Aaron Quinn’s case — the one featured in Netflix’s American Nightmare. Participants work through one of the most controversial criminal cases in recent history to sharpen how they investigate, communicate, lead, build trust, and serve survivors.
It’s designed for the professionals who respond when violence occurs, and it’s some of the most important work we do.
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Giving: Send Someone Else
Nearly 40,000 people have been trained through SASS Go, all in service of one mission: protect the tribe.
Not everyone is in a position to attend a course this fall, and that’s exactly why giving matters. When you give, you cover the cost for a woman or girl who couldn’t otherwise be in the room. Share the work, join the work, or give so someone else can — there’s a place for you in it either way.
Help protect the tribe today →
Questions about any of these programs? Call us at 803-317-7277 or visit sassgo.org.
