Stories and updates from Women for Gun Rights.
2024-07-02
Every day, we read about another data breach where sensitive information is compromised and used for nefarious purposes. Our identity — and sometimes our livelihoods — are threatened by bad actors looking to make a quick buck. Similarly, we read about politicians and gun control activists working in tandem to undermine the Second Amendment on…
Read story →2024-06-21
(TRENTON, NJ) — Women for Gun Rights (WGR) will once again sponsor and participate in National Train a Teacher Day (NTATD) on Saturday, June 22, 2024. This annual, nationwide training, is designed to equip educators across the country so they are safe and prepared for emergency situations. “At Women for Gun Rights, we believe in the…
Read story →2024-05-16
Ahead of the Texas-Rally for Gun Violence Prevention Rally, Women for Gun Rights (WGR) leaders will make an appearance at the Patriot Mobile Booth (5304) on Friday, May 17, at 11AM, to champion the Second Amendment and expose the dangers of gun control. These women include Dianna Muller (WGR Founder and former law enforcement officer), Shirley Watral (Domestic…
Read story →2024-05-05
The woman’s voice is mission critical to safeguarding the Second Amendment for generations to come. The gun control lobby uses the voices of women to call for more restrictions. Women for Gun Rights (WGR), a nationwide grassroots organization, counters the misinformation with poise; building support from Americans outside of the firearms community. Through the ROSE Raffle,…
Read story →2024-05-02
It’s easy to shop for groceries. But have you ever thought “I might need to find my own food one day?” Or, maybe you want to learn a new skill set and be challenged. That’s where Yow’s Hunting Camps come in. Imagine forty or more women in the middle of the desert, partaking in a…
Read story →2024-05-01
The following Op-Ed was penned by Andy Reardon and featured in The Portland Press Herald. After every senseless tragedy in America, gun control activists and their media allies call for more gun restrictions and gun confiscation, and they attack our Second Amendment rights. No matter the circumstances of the crime committed, they will exploit the…
Read story →2024-05-01
The following Op-Ed by Nikki Goeser was featured in The Tennessean. My husband Ben and I used to run a mobile karaoke business in Nashville. Every Thursday evening, we would load up our vehicle and head to a popular restaurant to help facilitate a night of good music and great memories. As a woman who…
Read story →2024-03-01
Women for Gun Rights proudly announces the graduation of five State Directors and five state delegates from the 2024 Ambassador Academy, held at the premier training center Where Our Families Train (WOFT). These Directors included Kimberly Southwell (CA), Tina Morris (ID), Patricia Harrold (NE), Candy Petticord (OH), and Realle Cunningham (UT). The delegates in attendance…
Read story →2024-01-31
Making an Impact at the State Level By Susan Myers, Missouri State Director; January 19, 2024 If you’re eager to champion the Second Amendment and make a meaningful impact in your state but are uncertain where to begin, welcome to the club! I dove into Missouri’s legislative process after learning about Women for Gun Rights…
Read story →2024-01-04
Women for Gun Rights is excited to head full force into 2024 rebranded from our former name, the DC Project. Rest assured, our mission hasn’t changed.
Read story →2023-12-19
Women for Gun Rights (WGR) applauds the recent hearing, “Second Amendment Rights Empower Women’s Rights” conducted by the House Judiciary Subcommittee on Crime and Federal Government Surveillance.
Read story →2023-10-31
Dianna Muller, Women for Gun Rights Founder, authored an Op-Ed that was featured in the Washington Examiner on Monday, October 30th titled “What we learned, again, from the massacre in Maine“. The purpose of this Op-Ed was to bring attention to the horrific tragedy that took place last week in Maine and communicate what we…
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