A community for survivors of trafficking, exploitation, and gender-based violence — including survivors of the Epstein network — and a welcome for anyone, woman or man, who has faced harm. We listen first. We help where we can.
WOW was founded to stand with women who have survived trafficking, exploitation, and abuse — including survivors of Jeffrey Epstein and his network — and our doors are open to anyone, woman or man, who has experienced violence and is looking for a quieter, kinder place to begin again.
Every story heard in full, before any next step is suggested. No pressure. No timeline. No judgement.
Practical help, warm referrals, and the simple promise that you do not have to do any of this alone.
Survivors, allies, women and men. Different stories, same room. There is a chair saved for you.
I wanted a place that felt like a soft chair and a warm cup — where survivors could be heard before they were asked anything, and where any woman or man could come without a script. Make it easy and meaningful for everybody. That’s the work.
What happens when women stop performing strength and start sharing it. A conversation over coffee that became a movement.
How a video call at 6 a.m. in Long Island can be the warmest part of someone's afternoon in Dhaka — and what that teaches us.
Why this is a women's movement that men are not just allowed in, but counted on. The fathers, brothers, partners and sons who carry the same hopes.
One letter a month, straight to your inbox via Substack — stories from survivors and allies, gathering invitations, and updates from the work. Free, ad-free, and easy to leave whenever it stops being useful.
World Peace Coalition · Live conversation
St Badhon and Brandon Bedard open the room for two hours. No credentials required. No registration. Bring your questions.
Live on ZoomWednesday, July 15, 2026
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Hosted by St Badhon and Brandon Bedard. Free to attend. Open to all.