Category - Survivor Organizations

Survivor Organizations documents advocacy groups, legal services, support networks, nonprofits, and community initiatives assisting survivors of sexual abuse, exploitation, and trafficking. This section examines each organization’s mission, leadership, services, public advocacy, funding, partnerships, documented impact, and connections to survivors or proceedings associated with Jeffrey Epstein and his network.

Articles

Ending The Game: Coercion Resiliency, Human Trafficking Recovery, and Why Survivors Return To The System That Hurt Them
Snapshot Ending The Game is a survivor created coercion resiliency curriculum for victims and survivors of commercial sexual exploitation and human trafficking. The program helps survivors understand psychological coercion, recognize manipulation, reduce attachment to traffickers or the trafficking lifestyle, and rebuild identity outside exploitation. This EpsteinWiki article documents Ending The Game as a survivor support ... Read more
Epstein Files Filibuster
Overview The Epstein Files Filibuster was a 24 hour public reading event held from May 18 to May 19, 2026, in New York City. Organized by the Save America Movement and the Institute for Primary Facts, the event featured advocates, attorneys, elected officials, actors, journalists, and members of the public reading aloud from publicly released ... Read more
Maria Farmer Art: Survivor Testimony, Visual Evidence, Epstein Accountability, and the Return of an Artist
Snapshot Maria Farmer Art is the official fine art website of Maria Farmer, an artist and one of the earliest known women to report Jeffrey Epstein to law enforcement. The site presents Farmer’s paintings, artist statement, education history, press coverage, recent artwork, archived artwork, and commissions. This EpsteinWiki article documents the website as both an ... Read more
Organizations Supporting Jeffrey Epstein Survivors
Snapshot Survivors of Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell have relied on a wide network of organizations for crisis intervention, counseling, legal navigation, financial guidance, public advocacy, media support, survivor mentoring, and assistance with rebuilding their lives. Some of the most important organizations were created by Epstein survivors themselves. These include SOAR, Speak Out, Act, Reclaim, ... Read more
Rise Survivor Rise: Survivor Leadership, Financial Assistance, Programs, and Public Contact Information
Snapshot Rise Survivor Rise is a nonprofit initiative founded and led by survivors of Jeffrey Epstein’s abuse. Its public materials describe assistance for survivors of sexual, domestic, and financial abuse, combining practical support with education, economic independence, and community. Its relevance to the Epstein record comes from survivor leadership and recovery work. Field Publicly documented ... Read more
SOAR: Speak Out, Act, Reclaim
Snapshot Field Details Full name Speak Out, Act, Reclaim Abbreviation SOAR Organization type Survivor advocacy and support nonprofit initiative Founder Virginia Roberts Giuffre Original launch 2021 Current relaunch 2026 Current leadership Sky Roberts, Amanda Roberts, and Dini von Mueffling Chair emeritus Virginia Roberts Giuffre Fiscal sponsor listed by donation platform Hopewell Fund Fiscal sponsor EIN ... Read more
STOP THE TRAFFIK Models: Modelling Scams, False Promises, Trafficking Risk, and Epstein Recruitment Echoes
Snapshot STOP THE TRAFFIK’s article Trafficking in the name of modelling explains how fake modelling opportunities can become pathways into exploitation and human trafficking. The article focuses on how glamour, ambition, poverty, travel, social media, false job offers, and fake industry access can be used to manipulate aspiring models. This source does not mention Jeffrey ... Read more
Survivor Sisters: Truth, Justice, Healing, and the Survivor Led Fight for Epstein Accountability
Snapshot Survivor Sisters is a survivor centered website focused on truth, justice, healing, and public accountability in the Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell case. The site presents itself as a space for Epstein and Maxwell survivors, with a timeline, survivor gallery, media archive, investigative leads, crisis resources, and a wall of public support. Search results ... Read more