Jeffrey Epstein apparently killed himself rather than face justice. But what about the rich and powerful who were complicit in his crimes. Who’s investigating them? By not indicting Epstein's co-conspirators, our government is aiding and abetting child trafficking.

Ghislaine Maxwell has been incarcerated, which is a step towards justice. However, the American people cannot settle for Maxwell's imprisonment, because the Epstein network had multiple pimps and perpetrators. Epstein’s powerful child trafficking co-conspirators must be investigated and brought to justice for molesting underage girls, some reportedly as young as 11 or 12 years old.

If the Justice Department is indifferent to victims in a proven trafficking case, then there is little hope for the vast majority of victims. If the perpetrators in the Epstein case are allowed to go scot free, then all perpetrators are empowered.

The Epstein Justice petition not only seeks justice for Epstein's victims, but it also seeks justice for everyone whose sexual abuse has been covered-up. We are building a coalition of organizational supporters that strive to ensure justice for victims/survivors.

Children cannot be abused with impunity. 

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The Jeffrey Epstein Victims Supporting the Epstein Justice Petition

Virginia Giuffre

Teresa J. Helm

Annie Farmer

Juliette Bryant

Michelle Licata

Marijke Chartouni

The Organizational Supporters of Epstein Justice

National Center on Sexual Exploitation, Patrick A. Trueman, President & CEO, Washington, DC

International Centre on Sexual Exploitation, Haley McNamara, Director, United Kingdom 

Coalition Against Trafficking in Women, Taina Bien-Aimé, Executive Director, New York, NY

ECPAT-USA, Lori L. Cohen, CEO, Brooklyn, NY

Prostitution Research & Education, Melissa Farley, PhD, Psychologist, Executive Director 

Children of the Night, Lois Lee, PhD, JD, Founder and President, Los Angeles, California

Equality Now, Yasmeen Hassan, Executive Director, New York, New York

Coalition to Abolish Slavery & Trafficking, Kay Buck, CEO, Los Angeles, California

Polaris Project, Nancy McGuire Choi, CEO, Washington, DC 

Shared Hope International, Linda Smith, Founder and President, Vancouver, Washington

The Human Trafficking Legal Center, Martina Vandenberg, President, Washington, DC

The Centre for the End of All Sexual Exploitation, Vanessa Morse, CEO, United Kingdom.

Restore Innocence Ranch, Executive Director, Delores Day, Waukesha, Wisconsin 

The Leadership Council on Child Abuse & Interpersonal Violence, Joy Silberg, PhD, President, Baltimore, Maryland

Xquisite, Brenda Sandquist, Executive Director, Carson City, Nevada

Global Centurion, Laura J. Lederer, President, Fairfax, Virginia

Truckers Against Trafficking, Kendis Paris, Executive Director, Grand Junction, Colorado

Hookers for Jesus, Ann Lobert, Founder and CEO, Las Vegas, Nevada

Exodus Cry, Benjamin Nolot, CEO, Los Angeles, California 

RIA House, Inc., Heather Wightman, Executive Director, Framingham, Massachusetts 

Alabaster Jar Project, Susan Johnson, Executive Director, San Diego, California

LifeWay Network, Tori Curbelo, Manager of Education & Training, New York, New York

Jewish Coalition Against Sex Trafficking, Donna Fishman, MPH, Development and Engagement Director, National Council of Jewish Women, Chicago, Illinois

We Stand Guard, Kimberly Perry, Founder and President, Raleigh, North Carolina

Oneida Crisis Center, Marcia Stocks, Victim Advocate, Malad City, Idaho

The Children's Assessment Center, Rhonda Graff, Board Member, Houston, Texas

Youth Wellbeing Project, Liz Walker, Managing Director, Brisbane, Australia

Victims Refuse Silence, Virginia Giuffre, President, Teresa J. Helm, Vice President

Ark of Hope for Children, Blair Corbett, Founder and Director, High Springs, Florida

Awaken, Melissa Holland, Founder and Director, Reno, Nevada

Breaking Free, Terry Forliti, Executive Director, St. Paul, Minnesota

Culture Reframed, Gail Dines, PhD, Founder & President, Sterling, Massachusetts

Sexual Assault Advocacy Network, Suzanne Isaza, Founder and Director, Providence, Rhode Island

Traprock Center for Peace and Justice, Pat Hynes, Director, Greenfield, Massachusetts

SPACE International, Marian Hatcher, Survivor Leader, USA

Collective Shout, Melinda Tankard Reist, Director, Victoria, Australia 

Let My People Go, Raleigh Sadler, Founder and Executive Director, 

Stígamót Education and Counseling Center for Survivors of Sexual Abuse and Violence, Reykjavik, Iceland

Build a Girl Project, Fiona Broadfoot, Founder and Director, Bradford, United Kingdom

SpeakingOut against Child Sexual Abuse, Inc., Susan Suafoa-Dinino, Founder and President, Oak Ridge, Tennessee 

Survivor Empowerment & Support Programme, Mickey Meji, Founder & Executive Director, Cape Town, South Africa

 

(Organizations or individuals who want to support Epstein Justice please contact us.