Women for Gun Rights (WGR) has announced the formation of its new Advisory Council, marking a significant milestone as the organization celebrates its 10th anniversary. The council brings together respected leaders, veterans, educators, past policymakers and cultural influencers whose experience and public trust will help advance WGR's mission to safeguard the Second Amendment through education, advocacy and responsible firearm ownership.
"We are honored to welcome an extraordinary group of advisors who bring credibility, leadership, and influence from diverse backgrounds," said Dianna Muller, founder of Women for Gun Rights. "Each of these individuals understands that the Second Amendment is not just a political issue; it is a fundamental human right tied to personal safety, responsibility, and freedom. Their experience will help us reach new audiences and strengthen our impact nationwide."
While Women for Gun Rights is a women focused organization, its mission has always been grounded in the belief that self-defense and civil liberties are shared responsibilities that extend beyond gender. Men (husbands, fathers, and sons) play an essential role in supporting the safety and freedom of the women in their lives and in strengthening families and communities as a whole. By incorporating the perspectives of men, who support and stand with women, the Advisory Council expands WGR's capacity to influence policy, educate the public, and advance constitutional freedoms.
The members are:
Eva Shockey — Eva Shockey is a lifelong outdoorswoman, conservation advocate, and entrepreneur with deep roots in the hunting and outdoor industry. Raised in a family where time spent in the field was a way of life, Eva has chased her passions and built an outdoor lifestyle brand that reaches millions of people each week- alongside her husband, with whom she is raising their two children in the same outdoor-centered way of life. She has hosted two television shows and authored a top-selling book, using storytelling as a way to inspire others to live intentionally and responsibly in the outdoors. Eva's time attending the Women for Gun Rights training event at WOFT was deeply impactful, reinforcing the importance of education, preparedness, and advocacy. She is excited to work more closely with the organization to help spread awareness about the impactful efforts of Women for Gun Rights.
Mark "Oz" Geist — is a decorated American patriot, United States Marine veteran, law-enforcement officer, CIA contractor, and founder of nonprofit, Shadow Warriors Project. He is known internationally for his courage and leadership during the September 11, 2012 terrorist attack in Benghazi, Libya where he was severely wounded but continued fighting until evacuated. His story became known worldwide through the New York Times bestselling book and feature film 13 Hours: The Inside Account of What Really Happened in Benghazi. Today, Geist is a sought-after speaker, media commentator, and consultant on leadership under fire, faith, resilience, security, and the protection of the vulnerable. His real-world experience underscores the importance of preparedness, firearm proficiency, and informed Second Amendment advocacy.
Jamie Villamor — is a model, actress, entrepreneur, and competitive pistol shooter who uses her platform to promote firearm education, responsible ownership, and women's empowerment. She has appeared on the covers of Cosmopolitan, Glamour, and Marie Claire, and reaches more than two million followers across digital platforms. Villamor is the creator and host of the Always on Adventures podcast and holds a bachelor's degree in education and a master's degree in art and design, bringing a unique blend of communication, creativity, and teaching experience to advance WGR's mission.
Nick Freitas — Nick Freitas is a combat veteran, constitutional conservative, and nationally recognized voice for individual liberty and Second Amendment rights. He served in the Virginia House of Delegates, where he was a leading advocate for gun rights, limited government, and constitutional principles. Freitas' "Making the Argument" podcast and social platforms are the intersection of entertainment and the political, cultural and educational issues of the day.
About Women for Gun Rights: Women for Gun Rights, is a nationwide non-profit organization of women committed to safeguarding the Second Amendment. A non-partisan initiative of daughters, mothers, and sisters that believe education is the key to firearm safety and violence prevention. Learn more at WomenForGunRights.org.
