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Care That Heals — Trauma-Informed Support for Survivors explores why understanding trauma is essential when supporting victims and survivors of human trafficking. This episode highlights how compassionate, survivor-centered, trauma-informed care can restore dignity, build trust, and create pathways to lasting healing. Through expert insight and lived experience, listeners will gain a deeper understanding of how care that truly heals goes beyond rescue—empowering survivors and offering real hope for restoration and renewal.

Special Guest- Christine Check, Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor, Licensed Professional Art Therapist, Board-Certified, Registered and Licensed Art Therapist .

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Welcome to this special podcast episode for the 2026 Human Trafficking Awareness Forum, held in honor of National Human Trafficking Awareness Month. We came together to raise awareness, amplify survivor voices, and equip our community with knowledge that leads to action. Thank you for joining us in the fight to end human trafficking and in supporting pathways to healing, hope, and justice.

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Welcome to another episode of Project Red Cord Chronicles, where we celebrate hope and support survivors in pursuing their dreams. We’re excited to introduce Kay Kay, a new artist unveiling her unique work to the public for the first time. Join us as we explore her inspiring journey and creative process.

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The RJEC Medical Clinic promotes proactive health management among marginalized communities. By increasing the number of people who receive general assessments, blood pressure checks, and health education through quarterly health talk workshops and an annual health fair—all of which are intended to be family-friendly and empower the whole family—the RJEC Medical Clinic promotes general community health.

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You will meet our first three students, Brayah Davis, Layla Fleming, and John Grasso, in this special episode. They helped create the Hands of Hope Banner, which was given to Whoopy Matewere, National Coordinator of The Eye of a Child, when she visited RJEC. The students explain what it means to them to be involved in this project and offer messages of hope to the children of Malawi, Africa. Don't miss this special episode of children giving hope and inspiration to other children. You will also learn how this program will grow to include storytelling, music and dance, cooking traditional dishes, instrumental learning, and eventually connecting the children to meet virtually.

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You will meet Whoopy Matewere, National Coordinator of The Eye of a Child, a partner organization of The RJEC Global Initiative in Malawi, Africa. Don't miss this unique episode, in which Whoopy will present an update on the RJEC Global Initiative's progress in Malawi, Africa to date. Whoopy will also discuss her experiences while visiting RJEC for a three-week Mentorship and Training program as part of the RJEC Global Initiative.

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Join Dr. Mary Weems, Ph.D. on this exclusive episode, as she discusses the special "Socks" screening taking place at RJEC on Human Trafficking Awareness Day, January 11, 2024 from 6p-8p.

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In this Project Red Cord Chronicles episode, you will meet Jackie Stevenson from Spirit of Leadership at Pebble Ledge Ranch. you will learn about the incredible annual retreat she offers to clients of RJEC. This retreat includes powerful interactions with her exceptional horses and other animals at the ranch, as well as connecting with nature through creative and empowering activities. We are grateful to our benefactors for giving our clients the chance to rediscover joy, find clarity, and the strength to move forward. This year, we celebrated our fifth year at Pebble Ledge Ranch. Don't miss this special segment on the therapeutic effects of nature and horses!