An Online Tool to Catch Workplace Sexual Predators

The nonprofit Callisto is bringing its digital reporting platform to the office. The goal: to identify repeat #MeToo offenders and protect their accusers

Actress Sarah Jessica Parker and Time’s Up Legal Defense Fund Leader Tina Tchen spoke at WSJ’s Future of Everything festival about how workplace culture and the media industry have changed in the wake of the #MeToo movement. Parker also weighed in on how her “Sex And The City” character Carrie Bradshaw would be portrayed today.

Women have long used word of mouth to warn each other about sexual predators, recognizing that offenders often target more than one individual. Lately, these so-called whisper networks have moved online and out of the shadows. Organizations such as the Silent Choir Project, JDoe and Callisto offer websites and mobile apps for survivors to report sexual misconduct and connect with victims of the same perpetrator, allowing them to explore legal options and come forward together.

Callisto launched with a focus on campus sexual...

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