Callisto

Callisto Vault is designed to replace campus whisper networks by helping survivors find out whether another survivor was assaulted by the same perpetrator. Users can enter identifying information about the perpetrator, which is encrypted.

The page says medical professionals may find physical evidence of an assault several days later, even if someone has showered or changed clothes, and advises calling 911.

The page offers materials to share on campuses or in communities and describes an Event Sponsorship Program for students planning events.

Callisto Vault enables campus survivors to document an assault and securely match with others harmed by the same perpetrator, whether or not they report. Matched survivors can meet with a confidential advocate to discuss their options.

The page provides information about participating in Callisto’s Day of Reckoning on 4/24/26.

Callisto is closing after spending over a decade helping survivors. In 2024, survivors and allies helped the organization avoid closure.

The page encourages supporters to share Callisto’s pinned post on social media to help survivors learn about its free, secure resource.

The page lists media coverage of Callisto, Tracy DeTomasi, and topics related to sexual assault and reporting.

Callisto Vault is available to students at select college campuses, and access is added at new campuses throughout the year.

Callisto is expanding its Governing Board and seeking new members.

The page defines terms related to rape, sexual assault, and sexual coercion.

Callisto’s mission is to help survivors of sexual violence navigate inequitable systems with technology. The page also shares estimates of sexual assault among female, male, transgender, nonbinary, and genderqueer college students.

Callisto Vault matches survivors harmed by the same perpetrator and connects matched survivors with a confidential advocate to discuss their options, whether or not they report. In fall 2023, Callisto expanded access to every college in the U.S.

The page invites inquiries about podcast guests, demos, collaboration, and partnerships.

The page describes possible responses to trauma, including PTSD, depression, anxiety, insomnia, shame, guilt, and feelings of inadequacy, and notes that resources are available.

Callisto’s staff and board include trauma-informed experts, engineers, designers, legal experts, researchers, educators, and advocates who serve survivors on college campuses.

Callisto provides encryption technology for campus survivors to document sexual assaults and match with others harmed by the same perpetrator, whether or not they report.

Callisto provides encryption technology for campus survivors to document sexual assaults and match with others harmed by the same perpetrator, whether or not they report.

Callisto Vault provides web-based tools for creating an Encrypted Record Form or an entry in the survivor Matching System. The tools incorporate privacy and information security into their design.

Callisto was built for survivors by survivors and incorporates privacy and information security into its platform design.

Callisto’s mission is to help survivors of sexual assault and coercion navigate inequitable systems with technology. The page says its website, Callisto Vault, and associated services are intended to be safe and used as intended.