Dear John,

What we’re seeing in the newly released Epstein files is deeply disturbing -- and it demands action, not silence.

As more documents are unsealed, a clear pattern is emerging: survivors’ identities exposed while powerful men remain shielded; accountability delayed or denied; and a system that once again prioritizes protecting abusers over protecting women and girls.

These files are not history. They reveal ongoing injustice -- one that forces survivors to relive their trauma while those with power remain hidden behind redactions and black boxes.

NOW is done accepting secrecy and impunity.

Will you help NOW open every black box, uncover the cover-ups and redactions, and fight for transparency, accountability, and justice by making a gift today?

In a letter to members of the Republican Women’s Caucus, more than 20 survivors of Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell wrote: 
 
We have a right to feel safe in this country. We have a right to know why a serial sexual predator was treated with more humanity than we have ever experienced from our own government.

Their words echo throughout the files. Women’s faces are visible. Men’s faces are obscured. In one documented exchange between Epstein and Steve Bannon, Donald Trump’s face is literally covered by a black box.

Open every black box. Demand justice. Give Today

In moments like this, when the news cycle is relentless and injustice feels overwhelming, I refuse to accept powerlessness. Because of NOW—and because of this community—I know exactly where our power lives: in our voices, our numbers, and our refusal to be silent.

Together, we will demand transparency.

Together, we will hold the powerful accountable.

And together, we will keep fighting until survivors are believed, protected, and treated with the dignity and justice they deserve.

Epstein’s friends and high-flying associates continue to influence our economy, governments, sports teams, and institutions.  NOW members have a clear message for them:  Time’s Up!  We’re calling time on the culture of toxic masculinity that enables sexual violence to flourish.

Stand with us today.

Until justice is ours, 

Kim Villanueva, 
National President