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Mission Statement
Our purpose is to bring awareness and prevention information to communities through research, education, and advocacy focused on bullying and suicide. We are committed to creating safe spaces, empowering youth and families, and promoting healing-centered engagement that saves lives and restores hope,
🎨 2025 New Art Program
National References Supporting Our Approach
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🎨 Art National Endowment for the Arts Community arts programs foster healing, inclusion, and youth development. 👉 https://www.nrpa.org/parks-recreation-magazine/2017/august/arts-unleashed-creating-successful-lasting-arts-programs/
From Shadows to Color:
Team Invisible and Lorenzo Swinton Celebrate the Power of Art & Community
Team Invisible is excited to partner with renowned Clarksville artist Lorenzo Swinton to launch a bold new art program that promotes healing, joy, and empowerment through creative expression.
This collaboration is more than an exhibition. It’s a movement rooted in mental wellness, self-discovery, and transformation. Together, we’re hosting interactive events and youth workshops at his gallery that turn creativity into connection and courage.
Feel free the videos provided:
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An introduction from Lorenzo Swinton, sharing his passion for art as healing.
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Highlights from the Community and Youth Engagement Resource Event, held June 27, 2025, where art, joy, and youth voice came to life.
Amy Sherald, a celebrated American painter from Columbus, Georgia, is renowned for her portraits that challenge narratives of race and identity. She gained international acclaim with her unique grayscale technique and made history as the first African American woman to paint an official First Lady's portrait—her iconic depiction of Michelle Obama. Sherald’s works continue to inspire and redefine contemporary art by elevating African American representation.
In 2018, Sherald visited Austin Peay State University for the Center of Excellence for the Creative Arts Visiting Artist Speaker Series. During her visit, young artists from Team Invisible had the honor of meeting her. They shared their creative expressions, gifted Sherald their book, The Girl Who Felt Invisible—authored by Sharon Kaye Edwards, Executive Director of I Am Invisible—and proudly showcased the back cover illustration by youth artist Emmanuel Wade. This heartfelt connection left a lasting impression on everyone involved.
"Click below to experience the powerful moments from Amy Sherald’s visit to APSU in Clarksville—an unforgettable day of art, insight, and inspiration."
Embark on a Transformative Art Journey with Coach Cella
Discover your Inner Light with Intentional Creativity Coach Cella in this inspiring art class, open to both youth and adults. No artistic skills are required—just bring an open heart and a willingness to explore. This experience focuses on reflection rather than perfection, creating a welcoming space for participants of all ages to connect with their emotions and navigate life's challenges. Through therapeutic art exercises, Coach Cella will guide you to uncover your Guiding Light—a source of personal strength and solace. Whether you're a young dreamer or an adult seeking healing, this journey empowers you to overcome emotional currents and express yourself through meaningful, creative art. Let this be the start of a brighter, more reflective path for everyone involved!
Taking Art on the Road: Holidaze Community Festival 2023-2024
Taking our art on the road, we partnered with and assisted in sponsoring the Holidaze Community Festival, creating an immersive experience for parents and family members to enjoy art alongside their children. This event united parents, students, and community members in a celebration of creativity and expression.
Participants engaged in various artistic activities, from painting and drawing to collaborative projects, fostering a sense of unity and belonging. The festival served as a platform for individuals to share their stories, connect with others, and explore their creative potential.
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