“Be not afraid of growing slowly; be afraid only of standing still.”

~Chinese Proverb

Workshops & Consulting

At Callisto, we don’t only tackle serial sexual assault using innovative technology, but through outreach and education, as well! Our incredible CEO, Tracy DeTomasi, provides engaging workshops and consulting services. Tracy is an LCSW and nonprofit leader with 25 years of experience in trauma response, violence prevention, and systems change. She has been featured on CNN, NPR, and Univision, and is a sought-after speaker on issues of gender-based violence, survivor empowerment, and technology for social good.

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“Tracy is so authentic and has an incredible way of bringing people in to discuss difficult and often uncomfortable subject matter — both raising awareness and helping others see how they can be a part of the change.”
~Dr. LaRhonda Dingle Magras

*To book a workshop with Callisto CEO, Tracy DeTomasi, or inquire about consulting services, please complete the form below and someone from our team will be in touch with next steps.

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“Be not afraid of growing slowly; be afraid only of standing still.”

“Tracy is so authentic and has an incredible way of bringing people in to discuss difficult and often uncomfortable subject matter — both raising awareness and helping others see how they can be a part of the change.”~Dr. LaRhonda Dingle Magras

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“Tracy is so authentic and has an incredible way of bringing people in to discuss difficult and often uncomfortable subject matter — both raising awareness and helping others see how they can be a part of the change.”
~Dr. LaRhonda Dingle Magras