Our Work
What was once taken can be reclaimed.
SOAR is a nonprofit organization dedicated to giving back to the survivor community by creating pathways for healing, empowerment, and advocacy.
Our Mission
Turning lived experience into lasting change.
SOAR — Speak Out, Act, Reclaim — exists so that no survivor of sex trafficking, abuse, or domestic violence has to carry their story alone. We believe survivors are the experts of their own experience, and that their voices belong at the center of the movement to end exploitation.
Our work spans public education, survivor-led advocacy, and reform of the systems that too often silence victims rather than support them. Every program we build begins with a simple question: what would have helped Virginia?
Our Founder
Virginia Roberts Giuffre
Virginia spent much of her life speaking out on behalf of survivors of sex trafficking and abuse. What began as one woman refusing to stay silent became a global reckoning — and gave countless others permission to tell the truth about what happened to them.
SOAR carries that work forward. Virginia founded this organization so the survivor community would have somewhere to turn, and so the fight she led would outlast any one voice.
Our Board
The people behind SOAR.
SOAR is guided by a board of survivors, advocates, and allies committed to keeping this work survivor-led.
Chair Emeritus
Virginia Roberts Giuffre
Board Members
Sky and Amanda Roberts
Board Member
Dini von Mueffling
Survivor Sisters
Found their way to each other.
Taking on one of the most notorious sex traffickers in history has been no easy task. Through legal proceedings and media events, Virginia and other Epstein survivors found their way to each other, providing essential sources of support and continuing to inform and inspire the work of SOAR.
With gratitude
Our Partners
We are deeply grateful to the following organizations for contributing in-kind support to help with the launch of Speak Out, Act, Reclaim.
Our Commitment
Survivor-led, always
SOAR is built by and for survivors. Every program, resource, and platform we create is shaped by lived experience, so survivors can speak on their own terms and reclaim what was taken from them.