One man is walking thousands of miles across the country hoping to raise awareness and help end violence, murder, and trafficking. Learn more in the video above.Frantz Beasly, CEO and founder of Respect our Daughter, began his walk across the country on May 16, in Los Angeles and plans to end at the Statue of Liberty in New York. Respect Our Daughters began as a campaign to stop violence against women in the state of Arizona. The campaign was started by formerly incarcerated men and women who desired to pay it forward in their communities."It’s now getting back to work," Beasly said. "Let’s go bridge those gaps. Let’s go find out what exactly we are missing here to make sure this isn’t happening to the next generation."Research from the National Institute of Justice suggests that 83% have experienced some form of violence in their lifetime. That’s almost 3 million people who have experienced psychological aggression or physical violence by intimate partners, stalking or sexual violence. Beasly wanted to make his stop in Birmingham, Alabama, at One Place Family Justice Center to find help find solutions with survivors, lawmakers, city officials and families. “Everybody needs to understand that this is all of our problem, it’s not just somebody’s problem, it’s not just this," he said. "When I say women of color, I mean this country's women of color. We have to move forward.”If you want to be a part of this conversation, visit https://www.respectourdaughters.org.