From Anya Kamenetz / NPR: A software platform, developed by a women-led nonprofit startup, aims to make it easier and less traumatic for victims to report sexual assault. In use on 12 college campuses, Callisto provides administrators and students with appropriate resources, and highlights patterns and repeat offenders. Since its adoption, the platform’s founder says, victims are reporting incidents faster, making it easier for schools or the police to take effective action.
Read the Solutions Insights Lab Interview with Tracy DeTomasi of Callisto.
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