Showing posts with label karate for self-defense. Show all posts
Showing posts with label karate for self-defense. Show all posts

Tuesday, January 08, 2019

A stronger woman stands up for everybody else!

“A strong woman stands up for herself. A stronger woman stands up for everybody else.”

Women for women! 
Women supporting women!

Women are the best when it comes addressing their own personal needs. Who else can appreciate them better? 


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This is the reason why we are making a team of women supporting women. Our self-defense application exclusively designed for the women is getting prepared for its 4th version upgrade. The 4th version of this application will be designed and developed by the women. This is a extremely simple and useful application, does’t require internet to practise it. Available in more than 20 languages and low on file size, this application is a go-getter.

Various opportunities are available.
  1. Application designer/coder [Android + iOS]
  2. UI/UX
  3. Translator
  4. Voice over artists
  5. Videography 
  6. Photography 
  7. Graphic Designer
  8. Social media manager
As a woman if you are keen to be, a part of this project send us your resume to our email id contact @ colorss.org  [no space] you can either choose to connect with us from Facebook or Website

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Saturday, February 13, 2016

Gift Self-Defense workshop to women/girls & Make them STRONG

Gift Self-Defense workshop to women/girls who can't afford learning these skills and neither have the privilege of feeling safe 24x7. The male-hood needs to be groomed and trained on respecting the womanhood. Parents, schools and life-values needs to be pressed in properly. Waiting for the society values to get unlearned will take time. 

However, learning a skill to protect the self and the body is no harm and it should be encouraged. It actually increases confidence and builds the strength among the girls/women. It not only promotes stronger physiology it also helps at psychological level. One of the promising projects at Colorss Foundation, Mission 1000 is focused on training young girls and women in self-defense techniques. Mission 1000 aims to reach out to at least 1000 underprivileged women and girls every year. By equipping each child with self-defense skills, Mission 1000 hopes to tackle the sexual abuse, which include harassment, assault and rape, against women in India. As Mission 1000 believes in providing free-of-charge self-defense workshops, this programme largely relies on donated funds.

Taught by the founder of Colorss himself, Anand Koti, the students have been learning several skills on how to punch, kick and block assaults. Each child has also left each session with a boost in her stamina, self-esteem and confidence.

Mission 1000 makes a difference to the lives of these young women. Those who have completed the Mission 1000 workshops express gratitude in learning self-defense. Some have even taught these skills to their own family members. The daily fear of being harassed is now a thing of the past for many of these young women, who are now more confident in interacting with society. Students undergoing Mission 1000 workshops will leave with a certificate and a new set of skills that they can use to protect themselves and their future. Along with learning kicks, punches, blocks and self-defense techniques the girls also enjoy meditation, which is also the part of the workshop. Meditation has helped the girls release stress.



Karate is one thing which will increase our confidence and make our body fitter and stronger. It has helped me a lot after learning Karate. This has given me strength to face someone in any situation. Earlier if I used to go alone, me and my parents we used to worry. But now we all are more confident. I have changed a lot in positive way after learning Karate. I would like to thank our school teachers who thought about us and arranged for Karate classes. I would also like to thank Pooja Teacher and Karate Sir for their efforts.  Manisha V one of our beneficiary. 

Please help us protect these young women by helping us sustain these Mission 1000 workshops. Be part of the Mission 1000 movement by reaching out to us at emailcolorss@gmail.com or visit our website to give securely at http://colorss.org/donate/. 

Sunday, December 27, 2015

What we are up to : MORE GIRLS LEARN SELF-DEFENSE IN MISSION 1000

WHAT WE ARE UP TO
28 December 2015

MORE GIRLS LEARN SELF-DEFENSE IN MISSION 1000

Colorss Foundation is currently running a workshop to train young girls in self-defense techniques. This effort falls in line with Mission 1000’s aim, which is to transform the lives of at least 1000 underprivileged women and children every year. 

By equipping each child with self-defense skills, Mission 1000 hopes to tackle the sexual abuse, which include harassment, assault and rape, against women in India. As Mission 1000 believes in providing free-of-charge self-defense workshops, this programme largely relies on donated funds. 





Mission 1000 is focusing its efforts on Mahadji Shinde High School in Pune, where almost 300 girls are now learning self-defense skills. These Mission 1000 workshops target batches of 80-60 female students from the 8th to 11th grade. Taught by the founder of Colorss Foundation himself, Anand Koti, the students have been learning several skills on how to punch, kick and block assaults. Each child has also left each session with a boost in her stamina, self-esteem and confidence. Mission 1000 hopes to complete this workshop by the end of the first week of February 2016, before setting sights on teaching self-defense skills to students of the Dr. Ambedkar Memorial School next.




Mission 1000 makes a difference to the lives of these young women. Those who have completed the Mission 1000 workshops express gratitude in learning self-defense. Some have even taught these skills to their own family members. The daily fear of being harassed is now a thing of the past for many of these young women, who are now more confident in interacting with society. Students undergoing Mission 1000 workshops will leave with a certificate and a new set of skills that they can use to protect themselves and their future. 


Please help us protect these young women by helping us sustain these Mission 1000 workshops. Be part of the Mission 1000 movement by reaching out to us at emailcolorss@gmail.com or visit our website to give securely at http://colorss.org/donate/. 


By Asyura Salleh

Monday, November 23, 2015

LEND A HAND : Call for Martial Arts Trainer

LEND A HAND

Call for Martial Arts Trainer

Do you know martial arts?
 Do you want to help others defend themselves? 
Join Mission 1000!


Are you active, athletic and driven by a desire to help others? If so, Colorss Foundation is looking for you! Help us empower women by teaching them martial arts skills. Your skills will help women and girls defend themselves from molestation and harassment in vulnerable social situations. Read on to learn how you can become part of this crucial movement to help protect women.




Stop Harassment, Protect Women
About 440 million children in India are subjected to some form of sexual abuse. Meanwhile, around 93 women are raped everyday in India. This figure will rise as more and more females, of all ages, continue to be exploited, abused and harassed. Sexually abused children will suffer and raped women will remain forever scarred. 

You can stop harassment by helping us protect women and girls.

Volunteer your skills and time with us by joining Mission 1000. Through Mission 1000, Colorss Foundation aims to teach self-defense skills to 1000 women in India by the end of March 2016. Only with your help can Mission 1000 become a reality. 



How can I help?
You do not need to be an expert in martial arts to join us. As part of Mission 1000, you will join a team that will train women and girls in self-defense skills in cities across India. You will be conducting workshops that will motivate women and girls to learn self-defense. 

Please join our Mission 1000 team if you are:
  • From Ajmer, Baroda, Gurgaon, Delhi or Jaipur
  • Self-motivated
  • Athletic
  • 20 years and above
  • Preferably female
  • Equipped with 5 years of training in martial arts (Karate, Judo or any other martial arts) at any level OR have a Black Belt
  • Not trained in martial arts, BUT is trained in Yoga and is keen to learn martial arts

Great! How can I sign up?

Drop us an email at emailcolorss@gmail.com with the subject heading “Martial Arts Trainer” to tell us a bit about your background and skills. Thank you for taking the time to volunteer your skills with us. With your help, Mission 1000 will become a success as together we can help protect more women across India.

Friday, March 14, 2014

Colorss Foundation conducts self-defense workshops for working women and school girls

In the country today, we see an unprecedented revolution emerging, a revolution for change in the way in which women security has been seen. There is an increasing concern for the safety of women in the country. And such is the need of the hour. With the increasing attempts on outraging the modesty of women in the country, it is the duty of not only the individual being attacked but every other citizen of the nation to ensure safety of women around them.


We see so many companies today striving to ensure the safety of their women employees. The way in which the corporate world has accepted its’ responsibility towards their female members is commendable. We see people from all walks of life joining hands to support the cause. In going by its’ tradition of supporting any positive wave of change, the Colorss Foundation conducts self-defense workshops for working women. While it is by no means an altogether solution for attacks on women, self-defense training is a great way for women to protect their basic freedom, for example, acting against any violation of their personal space. The learning that a woman may get from such a workshop would allow her to freely roam around the street without being afraid of being groped physically. For a working woman learning this technique would help her in a situation where she has to leave late at night after work or has to travel alone for work..



Besides the physical benefits such as increased body flexibility, better shape, better body control and discipline, such a workshop would also have Psychological benefits such as increased self-awareness, increased confidence, feeling of security, reduced anxiety. Working women are usually burdened with work related pressures and home related pressures, in such a scenario, the least an employer can do is to make them feel safer physically as well as psychologically. And that is precisely why a self-defense workshop is recommended for every company.


- Kritika Kapoor