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General Self-Protection
Coursen, Spencer – The Safety Trap
Dimitri, Richard – In Total Defense of the Self
Freeborn, Varg – Violence of Mind
Larkin, Tim – When Violence is the Answer
MacYoung, Marc – Cheap Shots, Ambushes and Other Lessons
MacYoung, Marc – What You Don’t Know Can Kill You
Miller, Rory – Meditations on Violence
Miller, Rory – Facing Violence
Schneider, Gavriel – Can I See Your Hands
Strong, Sanford – Strong on Defense
Thompson, Geoff – Watch My Back
Thompson, Geoff – Dead or Alive
Thompson, Geoff – Three Second Fighter

Communication/De-escalation
Amdur, Ellis – Words of Power
Miller, Rory – ConCom: Conflict Communication
Thompson, Geoff – The Art of Fighting Without Fighting
Thompson, George – Verbal Judo
Never Split the Difference – Chris Voss

Law Enforcement/Security
Christensen, Loren – Defensive Tactics
Christensen, Loren – Far Beyond Defensive Tactics
De Becker, Gavin – Just 2 Seconds
Malpass, Michael – Taming the Serpent
Martin, Dennis – Working with Warriors
Schneider, Gavriel – Beyond the Bodyguard
Siddle, Bruce – Sharpening the Warrior's Edge
Wollert, Terry & Quail, Jeff – A Scientific Approach to Reality Based Training
Threat Assessment
Calhoun, Frederick – Threat Assessment and Management Strategies: Identifying the Howlers and Hunters
Cawood, James – Violence Assessment and Intervention
De Becker, Gavin – The Gift of Fear
Meloy, Reid – International Handbook of Threat Assessment
Miller, Rory – Living in the Deep Brain
Valdiserri, Anna – Creepology: Self-defense for your social life
Van Horne, Patrick – Left of Bang

Training
Coyle, Daniel – The Talent Code
Miller, Rory – Training for Sudden Violence
Murray, Kenneth – Training at the Speed of Life
Wollert, Terry & Quail, Jeff – A Scientific Approach to Reality Based Training

Other
Grossman, Dave – On Combat
Herman, Judith – Trauma and Recovery
Hill, Jess – See What You Made Me Do
Ben Keren, Gershon – Krav Maga: Real World Solutions to Real World Violence
Koster, Denise – Refusing to Accept the Unacceptable

 

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  • Your contributions enable us to develop valuable online training resources.

  • Your generous donations assist us in acquiring and maintaining vital self defense equipment for our classes.

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  • Work with like minded people who share our mission of safeguarding vulnerable communities.

  • By supporting us, you play a crucial role in ensuring the longevity of CVPSD's impactful initiatives.

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Sponsorship Tiers

 

Platinum Sponsor Benefits

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  • Feature Article

  • Sponsorship Logo On Signage

  • Sponsorship Logo on Collateral Training Materials

  • Frontpage Banklink

  • Exposure on CVPSD Social Media and Participating Partners

  • Email Newsletter Banklink

  • Sponsored Training

  • Acknowledgement In A Press Release

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  • Use of CVPSD Charter Partner Logo

  • Feature Article

  • Sponsorship Logo On Signage

  • Sponsorship Webpage Banklink

  • Exposure on CVPSD Social Media and Participating Partners

  • Sponsored Training

  • Acknowledgement In A Press Release

Associate Sponsor Benefits

  • Use of CVPSD Associate Partner Logo

  • Feature Article

  • Sponsorship Webpage Banklink

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  8. Employee Engagement: Sponsoring a meaningful cause can boost employee morale and engagement. Employees take pride in working for a company that contributes to important societal issues.

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