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Meet the Leaders of I AM INVISIBLE BULLYING AND SUICIDE

Sharon Kaye Edwards, Founder & Executive Director. Sharon began her academic journey at Fisk University, studying Human Development and Leadership and earning induction into the Phi Eta Sigma National Honor Society. She later transferred to Austin Peay State University, pursuing a degree in Behavioral Science – Sociology and Community Development, with a predicted graduation in 2026. She was recently accepted into the APSU Honors Program and plans to continue into a master’s program in Mental Health Therapy.

She is a certified Peer Recovery Specialist, QPR Suicide Prevention Instructor, and Youth Mental Health First Aid provider. Sharon completed training with the Harwood Public Innovators Lab and recently earned her Narcan certification through the Tennessee Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services. Her leadership blends strategic outreach, creative branding, and trauma-informed community engagement.

Ellery Edwards, Co-Founder & Director of Visual/Photography, is a retired U.S. Army First Sergeant (E-8) with 28 years of military and civil service experience. He was an ROTC instructor at the University of Memphis, mentoring future officers and leading with discipline and purpose. His leadership background includes managing operations, mentoring soldiers, and fostering resilience in high-pressure environments.

Today, Ellery leads the organization’s visual storytelling and creative direction, ensuring every image reflects its mission of hope and healing. He is certified in Youth Mental Health First Aid and actively mentors participants in Veterans Treatment Court. His work embodies compassion, structure, and a deep commitment to empowering others.

 

🌟 Meet the Team

At I AM INVISIBLE, our strength lies in the passionate individuals who bring our mission to life. From licensed mental health therapists and certified educators to creative volunteers and community advocates, our team is united by a shared commitment to youth empowerment, healing, and inclusion.

Together, we design trauma-informed programs, lead school-based workshops, and create safe spaces where young people feel seen, heard, and supported. Whether behind the camera, in the classroom, or at the heart of community outreach, every team member plays a vital role in building a future free from bullying and suicide.

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Collaboration fosters creativity, strengthens supportive relationships, and amplifies our impact, enabling us to empower more youth and promote community engagement. We are honored to have received an award from the Clarksville City Council for our “The Cooking the Wright Way Cooking Class 2022,” presented by Councilman Juan Little.

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