Courage is Contagious: Stand with the Epstein Survivors

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Call to Action: Stand With Survivors

We need your voice. Survivors cannot face this fight alone.

I'm signing this petition to demand:

Full and transparent release of all Epstein/Maxwell files

No redactions that protect abusers, enablers, or accomplices

Federal and state protection for survivors facing threats and harassment

Accountability for every individual—no matter how wealthy, connected, or powerful

By signing this, I am sending a clear message:

Survivors deserve truth, safety, and justice.

The public deserves full transparency.

No more secrecy. No more protection for perpetrators.

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Summary

<h2>Courage is Contagious: Stand with the Epstein Survivors </h2> Thanks to the bravery of survivors, advocates, and champions in Congress, we have won an important victory: the passage of legislation to release the Epstein files. But our fight is far from over. As the release of these files approaches, we want the public to understand what survivors are bracing for—and why your support is needed now more than ever. 1. Attempts to Blame Victims Instead of Perpetrators For decades, Epstein escaped accountability by portraying his victims as “bad girls” or unreliable witnesses. We know this tactic will be used again to protect his enablers. Some of us were neglected or vulnerable children. Some were manipulated into recruiting others our own age. These were deliberate strategies used by Epstein, Maxwell, and all sex traffickers. These tactics reflect on the predators—not on us. We refuse to be blamed for the abuse committed against us. 2. Incomplete or Selective Disclosures Aside from redacting victims’ names, we are demanding full transparency. Survivors and the public deserve access to all Epstein-related files—not selective releases designed to shield the powerful. We call on our allies in Congress and beyond to keep fighting for complete disclosure. 3. Escalating Threats to Our Safety Many survivors have already received death threats and other forms of intimidation. We expect these threats to intensify once the files are released. We are asking every federal and state law-enforcement agency with jurisdiction to investigate these threats and protect the survivors who have come forward. 4. Efforts to Divide and Discredit Us We are already hearing attempts to pit survivors against each other—especially through the false claim that anyone who was over 18 “wasn’t really a victim.” We reject this outright. Some of us were 18, 20, or 22 when we were exploited. Some were vulnerable due to childhood trauma or poverty. Some were assaulted using intimidation, manipulation, or force. Age does not undo vulnerability, nor does turning 18 make someone “fair game” for a pair of wealthy, calculated predators. Epstein and Maxwell targeted girls and young women using a range of tactics, but the outcome was the same: devastation that many of us still carry today. As adult women now, we stand united—and we refuse to let anyone divide or diminish us.