Our Charge

A Message From Denisha Imani

I’m Denisha Imani, founder of The Invisible Touch Petition, and I am honored to share my story—the sacred fire behind this transformative initiative that seeks to bring justice, protection, and healing where silence has reigned for far too long.

From the age of five, I was repeatedly violated—exploited by family members and so-called “family friends” who preyed upon my innocence, my trust, and my youth. Their actions didn’t just harm my body; they fractured my sense of safety, my spirit, and my ability to be fully seen and protected in a world that claimed to love me.

I reached out. To my mother. To relatives. To school counselors. To police. Some looked away. Some made excuses. Some simply did nothing.

The invisible touch is what happens when harm hides in plain sight—when abuse is ignored, dismissed, or rationalized. It is the violence no one wants to name. The pain that too many are forced to carry in silence. But I am done being silent.

Why it Matters

From Survivor to Catalyst

This is not just my story—it’s our story. It belongs to every child whose cries were ignored. Every survivor whose trauma was minimized. Every soul still waiting to be believed, protected, or heard.

The Invisible Touch Petition is a rallying cry to:

Hold institutions accountable for their inaction and silence.
Ensure mandatory reporting protects victims.
Build safe, survivor-led systems that listen, believe, and act.
Disrupt the culture of secrecy that shields abusers and shames survivors.

From Survivor to Catalyst

I share my story not to reopen the wound, but to reclaim my power—and to help others reclaim theirs.

I do not want you—or anyone you love—to endure the silence, neglect, and betrayal that I survived.

Together, we can combat the invisible touch.

Together, we rise.

Together, we speak.

Together, we protect.

Together, we heal.

Join the movement. Share your story. Sign the petition. Be the change.

The Invisible Touch

Fighting for Survivors of Sexual Violence

A Message From Denisha Imani

Why it Matters

From Survivor to Catalyst

From Survivor to Catalyst

From Survivor to Catalyst

From Survivor to Catalyst

From Survivor to Catalyst

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