Victims’ Voices with Fighting H.A.R.D is a multimedia (visual and audio) platform designed to uplift and amplify the voices of family members and survivors who have lost loved ones to hit-and-run drivers (H.A.R.D). This traffic violence initiative brings together stories of personal tragedy to raise awareness, build community support, and create change. Through video profiles, audio stories, and interviews, families of victims and survivors share their journeys of healing, advocacy, and resilience.

The Victims’ Voices platform is created for the audiences of community advocates, donors, and supporters of pedestrian safety who are committed to the fight against traffic violence. As part of the initiative, we are partnering with the Missouri Department of Transportation (MODOT) to focus on aggressive drivers by expanding the reach by highlighting Victims’ Voices as we prepare for Season 2. We are currently seeking new voices and stories to continue the fight for safer roads and stronger laws.

Fighting H.A.R.D (Fighting Hit And Run Driving) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that raises awareness, educates, and identifies resources for families impacted by hit-and-run fatalities. The organization connects real lives to real numbers by advocating for pedestrian safety.

Fighting H.A.R.D is at the forefront of addressing traffic violence by:

Raising Awareness: Bringing public attention to the growing epidemic of hit-and-run fatalities.

Educating: Promoting safe driving and pedestrian practices to reduce future tragedies.

Advocacy: Working with lawmakers and other advocacy groups to enforce tougher penalties for hit-and-run drivers and to promote comprehensive safety measures.

Support: Providing families with emotional support, advocacy, and practical resources to help them navigate the aftermath of these devastating events.

Fighting H.A.R.D**:
Leads advocacy, outreach, and family support efforts.

BOS Media Group:
Produces high-quality video and audio content that tells the stories of victims and their families.

Maryville Works:
Engages students and volunteers to assist in content creation, research, and marketing for the initiative.

For more information or to participate in Season 2 of Victims’ Voices
please visit www.fightinghard.org or email info[at]fightinghard.org.

Together, we are fighting for safer streets and honoring the memories of those we’ve lost.
“What If It was your loved one?”