Armed Women of America (AWA) is proud to announce the appointment of Kerrie Ann Auclair to its Board of Directors.
Kerrie Ann brings more than a decade of experience in firearms instruction, women’s safety education, nonprofit outreach, and volunteer leadership. She has been actively involved with Armed Women of America since 2019, serving as a dedicated chapter leader in Massachusetts and working closely with women at the grassroots level to build confidence, skills, and community.
Professionally, Kerrie Ann most recently served as Outreach Director for Women’s Programs with the Gun Owners’ Action League (GOAL) of Massachusetts, where she developed and led statewide women’s safety initiatives, expanded community outreach, and planned large-scale educational events. Her background also includes small business ownership, municipal service, and healthcare office management—experience that brings valuable operational and governance insight to the board.
“Kerrie Ann has demonstrated a deep commitment to our mission and an exceptional ability to connect with women in a meaningful, empowering way,” said Michelle Camp, President of the Board of Armed Women of America. “Her experience as a chapter leader, instructor, and nonprofit professional gives her a well-rounded perspective that will serve our organization and our members extremely well.”
She is widely respected for her professionalism, mentorship, and passion for helping women become their own self-protectors—whether through education, confidence-building, or community support.
Kerrie-Ann is an NRA-certified instructor authorized to teach Basic Pistol, Home Firearm Safety, and Refuse To Be A Victim® and an NRA Range Safety Officer, is a USCCA-certified instructor, and is a certified Sabre® Pepper Spray Instructor. She is also a Massachusetts State-Certified Basic Firearms Safety (BFS) Instructor, authorized to conduct License to Carry (LTC) certification courses.
“I am honored to join the board of Armed Women of America,” said Auclair. “This organization has changed countless lives, including my own. I am deeply invested in preserving what makes AWA special while helping guide its continued growth in a thoughtful, mission-driven way.”
Armed Women of America is a national nonprofit organization dedicated to enabling women to be their own self-protectors through firearms education, training, and a supportive nationwide community of chapters.
For more information about Armed Women of America, visit www.armedwomen.org.

