LibGuides: Sexual Harassment Education: Resources & Hotlines

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Additional Websites

American Association of University Women (AAUW)

www.aauw.org

Culture of respect

http://cultureofrespect.naspa.org/

Feminist Majority Foundation

www.feminist.org

Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC)

Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC)

1-800-669-4000

www.eeoc.gov

This Federal Agency enforces workplace anti-discrimination laws.

Websites and Mobile Apps

HeartMob

HeartMob is a website and mobile app plat-form that allows users to document and report their experiences of online harassment, includ-ing threats, hate messages, and defamation. Created by the NY-based street harassment awareness organization Hollaback, the intent with this platform was to give back power to

the person experiencing online victimization. A user can choose to privately document online incidents or make them public. When inci-dents are made public, other users (called by-standers) can provide supportive comments or even take a requested action.

Callisto

Callisto is a website and app currently being tested at two colleges for its effectiveness at allowing users to report their experiences of sexual assault. Students can fill out a time-stamped incident of the event, and allow them to choose a next step, including having the rec-ord sent to the college’s Title IX officer. The record can also keep track of the accused per-petrator and log whether that person “matches” in any other user’s incident report. The platform is created by Sexual Health Inno-vations and was designed using interviews with sexual assault survivors.

New Federal Resource for Colleges & Universities

The Center for Changing Our Campus Culture
This new government website provides information for students, schools, and those interested in finding resources on sexual assault in our schools.