Pledge to Stand with Epstein Survivors

For decades, wealthy financier Jeffrey Epstein sexually abused and exploited young women and girls while moving in the highest circles of wealth and power. But Epstein didn’t act alone. He was surrounded by a network of powerful people and institutions that helped shield him from scrutiny and accountability.

These powerful men counted on their wealth, influence, and connections to protect them. They kept their jobs. Their influence. Their reputations. Meanwhile, survivors carried the trauma, the silence, and the cost. 

That era is over.

I want to stand with survivors and join UltraViolet's campaign demanding transparency and accountability for Epstein’s network.

More than 1,000 survivors have already spoken up to expose Epstein’s abuse and the powerful network that protected him. Now UltraViolet is working to end the culture of silence that shielded that network — and demand accountability for every individual and institution that enabled it.

Even though Congress passed legislation requiring the release of Epstein-related records, key files are still being withheld while powerful figures connected to Epstein’s network continue to avoid accountability.

The Trump administration wants the public to forget. President Donald Trump — mentioned more than 38,000 times in the Epstein files, including FBI interview records where a survivor said Trump sexually assaulted her when she was a minor — and his officials have publicly said they are “moving on” from the investigation while key records remain hidden and no one has yet been held accountable.

But the public isn’t ready to move on — and neither are we!