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What about a women's group? It need not be a sorority, so it doesn't have the strict membership requirements, the secrecy, etc.
Both men AND women could join (if you wanted to, since men are also victims) and you could also have non-victims who wanted to support join.
Also, there would be no need for membership selection and pledgeship. This might also be helpful in your circumstance because the last thing a survivor of violence needs is to (a) not be welcomed into a support group or (b) need to "work" to be a member of the group.
I think this is a great idea, but I don't think a traditional sorority is the best way to go about. I think a Women's Group would allow you to get all the amazing benefits you are looking for without the problems.
Good luck.
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