I Am Unafraid

The I AM UNAFRAID approach targets national and global studies revealing two indicators that drastically reduce bullying: self-empowerment and parental involvement. Along with the entertainment aspect that helps galvanize the educational content, "I Am Unafraid" empowers students with WHAT to do in bullying situations, teaching them the HOW and WHY. The acronym educates and equips students, parents and educators with a four-point, self-empowering, research-based strategy:

Avoid Bullies

We teach children the Golden Rule, “Treat others the way you want to be treated” and they believe it...

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Find A Friend

Repeat after me, “I will never, ever, be in my school, neighborhood or anywhere by myself!”...

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Report Bullying

According to research, most children do not report bullying. No doubt, kids need to learn the difference...

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Act Confident

Every great athlete will tell you that his or her greatest strength is confidence. And research is compelling...

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New Release!

THE FIRST SERIES IS HERE! I Am Unafraid, a self-empowerment, research-validated, anti-bullying curriculum. The I Am Unafraid hard back book contains ( 4 ) stories and a CD & DVD packaged on the inside covers. Included along with your book in the media content: 5 music videos, 4 video books, 4 audio books, 5 audio tracks, parent / teacher resources, student backpack stash and more. Click the link below to see more details on what's included and how you can order. Thank you and enjoy!

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Jay Banks Ph.D, Creator

Dr. Jay Banks has performed in schools, churches, and community organizations for over 36 years with appearances on major TV networks including ABC, CBS, Fox, NBC and the Hallmark Channel . The "I Am Unafraid" anti-bullying series is backed by 14 years of research and experience which reveals that student empowerment is one of the most successful and sustaining ways to reduce bullying.