Guidelines for Adding Callisto to Your Resource List

Thank you for your willingness to add information about Callisto to your website. We are excited to have an opportunity to connect with survivors who are looking for additional support services. As you make considerations about adding us to your website and resource lists, please keep the following guidelines in mind:

  • Please do not refer to Callisto as a “reporting service” or “reporting tool.”

  • Be clear that Callisto is a third-party organization that does not share information with Title IX or police. 

  • Make sure to link to the Callisto website - www.projectcallisto.org

  • Please be clear that you are a separate entity communicating about us, and not Callisto staff or an official voice for the organization. If utilizing our logo or Callisto's name in an effort to raise funds, we thank you, but also ask that you please let folks know you are a volunteer and also include the language of "in support of Callisto" or "benefiting Callisto."


Below are some ways to include information about Callisto to your website.

Examples:

CALLISTO (pronouced: cuh-LIST-oh)

Confidential; does not report to Title IX or police

Callisto is a national nonprofit organization that uses technology to empower survivors of sexual violence. Callisto offers an encrypted platform, Callisto Vault, that enables campus survivors to safely document an assault and/or match with others harmed by the same perpetrator. Survivors can use the platform regardless of who the offender is, when and where the assault took place, and whether or not they choose to report. Callisto’s cutting-edge technology protects and empowers survivors, while increasing the likelihood that repeat perpetrators will be detected and held accountable.

Everyone with an active .edu email address - faculty, staff, students, and even some alumni - has FREE access to Callisto Vault. To create your account, visit www.callistovault.org. 

Button: “Access Callisto Vault”: www.callistovault.org 


Important notes about Callisto Vault:

  • Callisto Vault is a third-party tool that does not report to Title IX or police. 

  • Callisto Vault can detect serial perpetrators across campuses, including those who are not affiliated with your (or any) campus.

  • Callisto Vault can strengthen formal reporting outcomes through its ability to identify and connect survivors of serial perpetrators to free legal options counseling and each other. 

  • Callisto Vault helps survivors feel less alone and regain a sense of control, which promotes empowerment and healing, regardless of whether or not they decide to file a formal report.


If you can only speak to information about our services in one to two sentences, please refer to the two sample explanations below:

1 sentence with link:

Callisto Vault is an encrypted platform that enables campus survivors of sexual assault to safely find others harmed by the same perpetrator and explore their options, whether or not they report. To learn more visit, www.projectcallisto.org. 


2 sentences with link: 

Callisto Vault is an encrypted platform designed to enable campus survivors to create a timestamped record of their assault and/or match with others harmed by the same perpetrator, increasing the likelihood that serial offenders will be held accountable. Faculty, staff, students, and alumni with an active .edu email address at any college/university in the U.S. and its territories can create a FREE account at www.callistovault.org.

Below is Callisto’s logo, which you can feel free to include. However, you may not alter it in anyway, including changing the color, layout, and/or separating the image and name.

Did you add Callisto to your resource website or list? If so, please complete the Website Resource Tracker.