Women for Gun Rights is a nationwide organization of women committed to safeguarding the Second Amendment. A non-partisan initiative of daughters, mothers, and sisters that believes education is the key to firearm safety and violence prevention, not legislation.
We celebrate the Second Amendment as a personal, cultural and constitutional right for all Americans by shaping public opinion, influencing policy and growing the next generation of responsible gun owners. Â
Dianna Muller is the Founder of Women for Gun Rights. She is a retired 22-year veteran of the Tulsa Police Department and two-time national 3-gun champion and professional shooter.
Robyn Sandoval owns the nation's largest firearms training organizations for women. A former gun control advocate, she shares her journey to supporting gun rights.
Cheryl Todd is a business owner and radio host. Her motto "Polka Dots Are My Camo" inspires others to be Ordinary Warriors and protect those they love.
Cheryl Todd is a business owner and radio host. Her motto "Polka Dots Are My Camo" inspires others to be Ordinary Warriors and protect those they love.
Barb Miller works in healthcare, is a firearms instructor and 2nd Amendment advocate and has a Bachelor Degree from Metropolitan State College of Denver.
Owner of Davenport Guns and Shooting Club. National Shooting Sports Foundation Board of Governors, NSSF Range Advisory Chairman (woman). Firearms Instructor and Competitive Shooter.
Nan Barker is a small business owner, mom of two, holds multiple leadership positions in several local non-profit organizations, and is a certified firearms instructor.
Lauren is a full-time paramedic in NYC and also the owner of Athena Defense Training. When she is not working or teaching, she spends her time advocating for the Second Amendment.
Tricia Wisehart is a Range Safety Officer, active in women’s shooting leagues, and is passionate about volunteering in her community, including advocating for women’s gun rights.