A Memorial Book Honoring Virginia Roberts Giuffre
Virginia was a mother, a friend, a survivor and a hero whose courage helped spark a global movement for justice.
Use the form below to submit a reflection, tribute, or words of solidarity. Your contribution will be included in a collective digital memorial honoring her legacy and the power of survivors everywhere.
About Virginia Roberts Giuffre
Virginia Roberts Giuffre (1983–2025) was the most prominent survivor of Jeffrey Epstein, Ghislaine Maxwell and countless other abusers, including Jean-Luc Brunel and former Prince Andrew. After escaping their violence, she dedicated her life to holding them and their network of predators accountable.
Virginia’s bravery helped imprison abusers and end their trafficking networks across America and Europe. Her allegations against former Prince Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor led to the stripping of his royal titles by the King of England and his arrest.
Today, countless governments, corporations, and universities have renounced their ties to the powerful people and institutions connected to Jeffrey Epstein’s network of abuse.
Virginia was a mother, a friend, a survivor and a hero. She loved music and butterflies. She was an ordinary American girl, who did extraordinary things. Her leadership helped spark a movement across the world.
Since Virginia’s passing on April 25, 2025, millions have connected to share their own stories of survival, healing and recovery.
Together, we stand against sexual violence in all its forms. We recognize domestic abuse and the insidious damage it wreaks at home. We support suicide awareness, and the countless men and women struggling quietly and in the dark.
Our sister fought all these battles every day. We support all those who are still fighting, who feel lost and afraid. Alone, we are afraid. Together, we are feared.
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Messages to Virginia
I didn’t get the chance to meet Virginia Roberts Giuffre personally, but her courage is a call to action. She showed what’s possible when women refuse to be silenced and demand accountability. Her legacy is a movement — and I’m proud to be part of it.Rebecca Gerber
Thank you for speaking out. Your voice changed laws, challenged power, and continues to inspire action.Jennie Conway
Your courage helped spark a global movement. In your memory, we continue the fight for truth, dignity and justice. We will not rest.Remy Baracco
Your courage helped spark a global movement. In your memory, we continue the fight for truth, dignity and justice.Janna Simms
Your courage helped spark a global movement. THANK YOU for speaking out! We BELIEVE you! In your memory, we fight for truth, dignity and justice.Janna Simms
Dear Virginia,Jess Michaels
We never met. Yet when we lost you a year ago today, I wept like I had. Something broke open in me.
You taught me to summon the courage to speak truth to forces that once would have frozen me in silence. I said to myself, "if Virginia could do it, so could I. And now I must."
Your pained life and bravest declarations became a call to action so many answered.
Your family, carrying their own grief, stood beside us. Fighting in your name.
Together, we did the impossible!
We got an Act of Congress.
A prince lost his hollow title.
Accountability echoed across the globe.
I, and so many survivor sisters you'll never meet, have grown in strength and tenacity because of you. And we will not stop.
Rest now, Virginia. We've got you.
With unending love,
Jess, an Epstein survivor
Your courage and determination has helped so many. You have helped change this world for the better. You and your story will always be remembered and will continue to inspire many.Tracy Zetko-White
Thank you for speaking out. Your voice changed laws, challenged power, and continues to inspire action.Margaret Brady
Your courage helped spark a global movement. In your memory, we continue the fight for truth, dignity and justice.Anahata Pomeroy
I tried to kill myself and I know the depths of depression that can take a person to this extreme… I know the pain of not wanting to be here anymore…always keep looking for a solution . Keep going a day or 10 minutes at a time.faith obolewicz
DO NOT QUIT…. EVER.
Partners
We are grateful to hold this memorial alongside feminist organizations dedicated to uplifting and preserving the voices of survivors.
We are supported by the invaluable work of Women’s March, UltraViolet, SOAR, FEMINIST, World Without Exploitation, National Organization For Women, Feminist Generation, National Women’s Law Center, and Time’s Up Legal Defense Fund.
Donate to honor the legacy of Virginia Roberts Giuffre
Virginia Roberts Giuffre changed the world through her courage and refusal to stay silent. Make a donation to UltraViolet Action in her memory to help continue the fight she led. Together, we can demand justice and accountability for survivors everywhere.
Survivors deserve accountability — not silence
We’re launching a nationwide effort to hold the powerful people connected to Jeffrey Epstein’s network of abuse accountable. From rapid-response campaigns to high-visibility public actions, we’re making sure the 1,000+ survivors’ calls for justice are heard — not ignored. Give today to help keep the pressure on.