Justice Butler enrolls at Houston Community College homeless. Her story is discovered by Jimmieka Mills, Editor-in-Chief of the college’s newspaper, and shared locally and then nationally. Justtice tries to figure ways to stop this homeless epidemic that has spread nationwide in colleges and universities. After arriving back to her film class her instructor suggests the class film and interview her about #RealCollege and her homeless story. She was so impressed with her classmate Ryan Nitsch’s camera work she suggested they continue filming her homeless journey as a documentary. The story would grow from her own to the stories of other homeless students as she teams up with stars, Jimmieka Mills and classmate, Moses Belton, Sr.. InVisible brings awareness to the homeless student epidemic and what schools, colleges, universities and individuals are doing to combat this issue. The stories of these students’ struggles and feelings of being invisible, features advocates like Sara Goldrick-Rab, educator, author, and founder of Hope Center for College, Community, and Justice; which researches how to help homeless and low-income students, as well as, fighting for free education. This class project turned documentary will opens viewer’s eyes by documenting the journey of these homeless students from different walks of life and how they won their lives back from feeling Invisible to becoming a part of the voices for homeless students.