They Deserved Better.
We Delivered.

Amid the controversy surrounding vaccine mandates, We Are Still Heroes rose to defend frontline workers—police officers, firefighters, nurses, educators and military members—who faced discrimination and termination for standing by their convictions.

TRAFFIK Unites boldly stepped into a divisive moment, standing firm on the belief that their stories deserved to be heard and their sacrifices recognized. At a time when few dared to challenge the prevailing narratives, TRAFFIK Unites became one of the first to champion these heroes—a stance that, in hindsight, many now see as prescient.

Partnership Overview

AUDIENCE

Frontline workers—including law enforcement, healthcare professionals, teachers and first responders—and the communities, influencers and organizations that stand with them.

GOAL

To amplify the voices of those impacted by discrimination, provide critical resources and opportunities and unite communities around a shared mission of advocacy and support.

PROCESS

TRAFFIK Unites developed a striking campaign anchored by powerful visual storytelling.

OUTCOMES

The campaign galvanized a growing online community of support and advocacy, proving that purpose-driven action can inspire meaningful change. The job fair provided tangible results, securing employment opportunities for frontline workers and uniting families, influencers and guest speakers under one cause.

The bold stance of TRAFFIK Unites has been validated as public sentiment shifts and many now look back on mandates as misguided. We Are Still Heroes became a rallying cry, honoring the resilience of those who refused to compromise their beliefs and showing the world that courage and conviction are worth celebrating.

Courage is still beautiful even if unvaccinated

The campaign featured evocative portraits of displaced heroes, paired with poignant headlines like, “Discrimination. Don’t do it.”

These visuals underscored the personal sacrifices made by those standing for medical freedom.

Discrimination. Don't do it.

We produced anti-discrimination ads that defied censorship attempts, challenging media outlets to run the campaign.

A centerpiece of the initiative was the We Are Still Heroes Job Fair, created in partnership with leading organizations, which connected displaced frontline workers with employers committed to shared values.

Through high-impact social media campaigns, we amplified awareness, sparking thousands of likes, shares and conversations that extended the movement’s reach across the nation.

We are Still Heroes Instagram
We are Still Heroes print ad
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