Dani Bensky

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Katie Phang and Epstein survivor Danielle Bensky visit a new exhibition space in Tribeca where the Epstein files are bound in 3,237 physical volumes. “Look at the sheer volume. The fact that people are still saying there is nothing to investigate—it’s just insane. To see the person who scheduled me, who is still not behind bars—her name is here.” 07 May 2026 What a year it has been. If I’m open and honest, it’s been… A lot of therapy, a lot of nervous system overload, a lot of reclamation, a lot of stepping in instead of running away. A lot of fear and frustration with unexpected silver linings. Extreme tears but also extreme laughter as we work through the hardest moments. More than anything though, a lot of learning that when it feels bleakest- there is an ocean of incredible people who come with their own stories and will understand. There has been an outpouring of empathy from folks across the world, when parts of our government, the rich, and powerful named in the files have clearly shown none. The line from Hadestown sits with me: “I believe that we are many, I believe that they are few, and it isn’t for the few to tell the many what is true”. Thank you to everyone who has reached out and/or supported survivors. We are all in this together. Sending love. Happy one year to my beautiful survivor sisters! Cheers to more advocacy. Get out there and VOTE! 🦋💙🤍❤️ Photo credit @corrieaune for @el_pais 03 Sep 2026 Todd Blanche is not fit to be our Attorney General. 27 Jul 2026 Thank you to the Guardian for covering the Reading Room, and to all who left notes. 08 Nov 2026 ‼️New episode with Epstein survivor Dani Bensky. In our conversation, she shares some of her experience with Jeffrey and the ongoing fight for transparency with the files. Listen to “Beyond the Epstein Files with Dani Bensky” wherever you get your podcasts or click the link in bio. Cheers🥂 #podcastclip #sasurvivor 05 Nov 2026 Pissed Off Women Changed This Country Tonight! Thank you for your attention to this matter a la Trump. @kimvillanueva_now, National NOW President 03 Nov 2026 Epstein survivor Danielle Bensky joins Alicia Menendez to explain what she wants to share with voters ahead of Election Day. #news #politics #election 02 Nov 2026 Check out my op-ed about heading to the polls! 🦋 ❤️🤍💙 01 Nov 2026 #iamjanedoe Time to make it change: Close the voluntary intoxication loophole in NY- Bill A101 Pass Virginia’s Law Pass the Redact Act VOTE ✅ Photo credit @mcdermottphotos 31 Oct 2026 Danielle Bensky was a 17-year-old ballet dancer when she was first abused by Jeffery Epstein, who disguised his nefarious intentions in a cloak of mentorship. Just like many young women in the arts, Bensky's dreams were preyed upon and exploited. With Leon Black's close ties to Epstein, she asks "Why does MoMA still stand by Black’s ability to be a functional member of its governing body?” "Black is not my abuser, and association alone does not establish complicity in another person’s crimes. However, when you hold a position on a prestigious board, it confers credibility," Bensky writes. "I believe a museum’s decision to name someone a trustee tells artists, employees, donors, and the public that this person has been deemed suitable to help steward the institution’s mission." Read Bensky's full opinion at hyperallergic.com. . . . Image: Photo collage of Leon Black (photo Sylvain Gaboury/Patrick McMullan), Jeffrey Epstein (photo Joe Schildhorn/Patrick McMullan), MoMA (photo Miguel J. Rodríguez Carrillo/VIEWpress; all via Getty Images), lines from a birthday message to Epstein attributed to Black via House Oversight Committee (photo illustration Valentina Di Liscia/Hyperallergic) 28 Oct 2026 Thank you for your courage in speaking up on this, @dbinthesky 30 Oct 2026 It Shouldn’t Be Luck. This week, we gathered at the DVF store for an important conversation about sexual assault on college campuses, the Cornell case, and the bigger question we all need to be asking: How did we get here? How did we create a culture where sexual violence is so often normalized, where bystanders stay silent, where accountability is the exception rather than the rule, and where a young woman’s safety can feel like a matter of luck? The Cornell case is not an isolated incident. It is a reflection of something much bigger—what we teach our children, what we allow them to ignore, and the messages our culture sends about sex, power, entitlement, and empathy. We cannot keep treating each new case as a shocking exception without examining the culture that makes these cases possible. And we cannot expect change unless we’re willing to connect the dots—from what our children see online, to what they learn about relationships and consent, to what happens on college campuses and how our institutions respond. Women's safety should never come down to luck. Thank you to @therealdvf for creating space for this necessary conversation. The work of changing our culture starts with being willing to confront how we got here—and what each of us can do differently @worldweus @alexi @sffny @dbinthesky @pabeywardena @christineemba 30 Oct 2026

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