The Jamari Terrell Williams Foundation
Jamari Terrell WIlliams Foundation
The Jamari Terrell Williams Student Harassment Act places certain responsibilities on the Board of Education to make sure cyberbullying and bullying will not be tolerated on or off campus or online. 

Join the Fight Against Bullying: Learn about the Jamari Terrell Williams Student Bullying Prevention Act now signed into law by Governor Kay Ivey a groundbreaking piece of legislation aimed at preventing bullying and protecting students in Alabama.


 Creating a Community:  The foundation goes beyond legal change and focuses on building a supportive community for those affected by bullying.  This expands on the original passage's mention of outreach programs by emphasizing the community-building aspect of the foundation's work.



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Now is the time to put an end to bullying. Join us in the fight to save our children lives.  We are here to help answer any questions you may have.
Today is the day that we talk about the growing issue of children committing suicide in our community. We would love to hear from you. 

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(800) 261-7097
P.O. Box 3344
Montgomery, Al. 36109
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help@jamariterrellwilliams.org 

Understanding Jamari Terrell Williams Foundation!

About Us

Jamari was talented and gifted. The 10-year-old was active in his church and community, he excelled in school as an Honor Roll student and his one true passion in life was dancing. Jamari Terrell Williams was a 5th grade student in Montgomery, AL who committed suicide after being bullied online. The Jamari Terrell Williams Student Harassment Act places certain responsibilities on the Board of Education to make sure cyberbullying and bullying will not be tolerated on or off campus or online. It expands the current statute to prevent student against student harassment, intimidation, violence, and threats of violence to students off campus as well. It also specifically includes cyberbullying in the definition of harassment.
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FAQs

What is the Jamari Terrell Williams Foundation?

The Jamari Terrell Williams Foundation is an organization dedicated to combating bullying and creating a supportive community for those affected by it. Inspired by the tragic loss of 10-year-old Jamari Terrell Williams, the foundation strives to turn pain into purpose by advocating for change and providing resources to those in need.

What makes the Jamari Terrell Williams Student Harassment Act so significant?

The Act is groundbreaking because it expands the definition of bullying to include incidents that occur off-campus and online. This means schools are held more accountable for addressing bullying wherever it takes place, recognizing that a student's suffering doesn't end at the school gates.

What is the Jamari Terrell Williams Student Harassment Act?

This Alabama law, championed by the foundation, significantly broadens the definition of bullying. It now encompasses harassment occurring outside of school hours and online, recognizing that a student's well-being is impacted by bullying regardless of location. This law increases school accountability in addressing all forms of bullying.

Does the foundation only focus on serious issues like suicide prevention?

While the foundation tackles difficult topics like suicide prevention, it also celebrates the resilience and accomplishments of youth. Their "Celebrating Young Heroes" initiative highlights inspiring stories of children who have overcome challenges, demonstrating hope and possibility for others.

 How can I get in touch with the foundation if I need help?

The foundation offers multiple avenues for individuals to reach out:

  • 24/7 Hotline: Call anytime to speak with someone.
  • Social Media: Connect with them on their social media platforms.
  • Email: Send an email to their designated address.

We encourage anyone dealing with bullying, suicidal thoughts, or concerned about someone else to reach out without hesitation.

 Does the foundation need any support?

Yes, the foundation relies on the support of individuals, businesses, and the community to carry out its vital work. We welcome contributions in various forms, including:

  • Financial Donations: Help them expand their programs and reach more people.
  • Volunteerism: Dedicate your time and skills to support their initiatives.
  • Sponsorship: Partner with the foundation to make a lasting impact.

Celebrating Young Heroes:

Showcasing the Amazing Accomplishments of Children



Celebrating Resilience:

The foundation celebrates "Young Heroes" who have overcome challenges, offering inspiring stories and demonstrating hope for others.

Celebrating Jordynn Eubanks

Congratulations Jordynn Eubanks

One of our own participated in Alabama Dance Festival auditions and received an invitation to attend the Broadway Dance Center Summer intensive in NY.

Friendly support

Jordaynn also was rewarded a scholarship to attend Brenau Summer Dance Intensive in which she has accepted!

Celebrating Taniya Paradise Timmons

Congratulations Taniya Paradise Timmons

Please help us celebrate one of our own. She won Miss Success Unlimited Academy.

Friendly support

She also won Most Athletic and Most School Spirit.


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