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Inaugural Survivors’ Solidarity March Sparks Nationwide Call for Justice
“This day belongs to survivors everywhere,” said Elisa Batista, Campaign Director at UltraViolet and featured speaker at the march. “Every time a survivor speaks out, they make it easier for another survivor to find their voice—and shift the shame and blame where it belongs: onto abusers and those who enable them. To every survivor: We see you, we hear you, we believe you—and we won’t stop fighting for a better future in which survivors are empowered and abusers are held accountable.”
Thousands of Activists Join Music Heavyweights and L.A. Mayor Bass: Epstein-Enabler Casey Wasserman Has No Business Leading 2028 Olympics Committee
“Justice for Survivors”: UltraViolet Mobile Billboard Condemns Award for Epstein Enabler Alan Dershowitz
UltraViolet Action Welcomes Arisha Hatch as New Executive Director
UltraViolet Action Condemns TikTok Censorship of Anti-Trump and Anti-ICE Content following U.S. Acquisition
Disgraced Director Brett Ratner’s ‘Melania’ Doc Is An Insult To Survivors Demanding Epstein Files Release
UltraViolet Slams GoFundMe for Platforming More than 30 Fundraisers for Renee Good’s Killer in Wake of Escalating ICE Violence in Minnesota
Open Letter Signed by Coalition of 28 Organizations Demands Apple, Google Remove Grok AI and X from App Stores
28 organizations call on CEOs of Apple and Google to ban Grok from their stores for the chatbot’s role in generating sexualized pictures and videos of women and children
UltraViolet Demands GoFundMe Remove Fundraisers for ICE Agent Who Killed Renee Good
UltraViolet Condemns Grok AI’s Monetization of Sexualized Images of Women and Children, Demands Google and Apple Remove Grok App from Stores
UltraViolet Demands Google, Apple Remove Grok AI from App Stores, Citing Sexualized Images of Women and Children
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.