When
my daughter was in university , she was a
board member of the Ethics and Equality Committee for a few years.
Since the university had over 70% foreign students from 110 different
countries, the committee members handled cases of inter-racial conflicts, as
well as sexual harassment or assault. Yet, these later cases were the most
difficult to know how to manage. It seems that Callisto would
be an ideal tool to help survivors and those working with them.
In Jessica Ladd’s TED Talk, she explains how Callisto could help campuses and companies possibly prevent 59 percent of sexual assaults just by stopping repeat perpetrators earlier on. How empowering would that be for survivors to know their statements would be heard and acted upon?
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