Project Red Cord Chronicles is a podcast dedicated to raising awareness about human trafficking while highlighting trauma-informed programs and services that bring hope, empowerment, and restoration to lives impacted by this crime. Each episode explores innovative outreach efforts and practical solutions that equip everyday people to help build safer communities and protect their families. Through powerful survivor stories and meaningful conversations, listeners are invited to learn, reflect, be moved, and take action. From moments that may bring tears to those that inspire laughter and motivation, this podcast reinforces a powerful truth: healing is possible, hope is real, and thriving beyond trauma can happen. Project Red Cord Chronicles shares the stories that prove it.
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June 3, 202632 min
Holding Space — A Question/Answer interview with the Host- Renee Jones
Send us Fan MailIn this special Q&A episode of Project Red Cord Chronicles, we’re creating space for honest conversation, meaningful reflection, and deeper understanding.The host answers your most thoughtful questions about human trafficking, trauma-informed care, outreach through Project Red Cord, and what it truly means to walk alongside survivors on their journey toward healing and restoration. From the challenges we face in the field to the moments that inspire hope, this episode offers insight, transparency, and a renewed call to action.Whether you’re a supporter, advocate, or simply seeking to learn more—this conversation invites you to listen, reflect, and engage in the work of bringing hope and freedom to those impacted by human trafficking.
April 1, 202627 min
Trauma Therapy Unpacked—Mosaic Pathway’s Approach
Send us Fan MailTune in to this episode of Project Red Cord Chronicles, “Trauma Therapy Unpacked—Mosaic Pathway’s Approach,” featuring special guest Scott Stolarick. Discover how evidence-based clinical interventions, grounded in a strong foundation of trust, can profoundly support recovery and restoration. In this conversation, you’ll gain insight into practical, real-world strategies for caring for individuals impacted by trauma—including support that extends to families and the broader community. Don’t miss this impactful episode.Special Guest-Scott E. Stolarick, LCPC, CCTPOwner/Director Mosaic Pathway Counseling
March 12, 202625 min
Comfort Women In Asia During WW2- In Honor of Women's History Month
Send us Fan Mail⚠️ Content Advisory StatementThis episode discusses wartime sexualviolence, coercion, and historical trauma related to the “comfortwomen” system during World War II. Some listeners may findthese topics distressing. We encourage you to listen at your ownpace and prioritize your well-being. Support resources areincluded in the episode description. March is Women’s History Month — a time to honor resilience,resistance, and the often untold stories of women who shapedour world. Today’s episode explores one of the most painful and complexchapters of 20th-century history: the system of sexualenslavement known as the “comfort women” system duringWorld War II. Across Asia — including Korea, China, the Philippines,Indonesia, and beyond — thousands of girls and women werecoerced or forced into military brothels run by the ImperialJapanese Army. For decades, many survivors lived in silence,carrying trauma that extended far beyond the war itself.In this episode, we examine not only the historical record, butalso the enduring psychological impact, the fight for recognitionand justice, and the global movement to preserve survivortestimony.This conversation contains discussions of sexual violence andhistorical trauma. Listener discretion is advised.We approach this topic with respect, care, and a commitment tocentering survivor voices. Thank you for joining us.📚Resource List for ListenersHistorical & Educational Resources• The Korean Council for Justice and Remembrance – Advocacy,survivor testimony, and educational materials• Women’s Active Museum on War and Peace – Research anddocumentation center in Tokyo• Amnesty International – Reports on wartime sexual violence• United Nations Human Rights Office – International reports andstatementsBooks• The Comfort Women by George Hicks• Comfort Women Speak by Sangmie Choi Schellstede The Undrowning Lotus: A WW2 Historical Novel, Based on a True Story of a Sexual Slavery Survivor-by Jenny Chan Documentaries• The Apology (dir. Tiffany Hsiung)• Silence Broken: Korean Comfort WomenMental Health Support (U.S.-based)• RAINN – 800-656-HOPE or rainn.org• National Alliance on Mental Illness – nami.org
March 1, 202619 min
Why Sepsis Awareness Matters: Inside RJEC Medical Clinic’s Mission to Educate and Protect
Send us Fan MailRJEC Medical Clinic will be hosting a special Community Health Talk on March 7, 2026, focused on an important and potentially life-threatening condition—sepsis. In this episode, our medical Clinic Nurse Jelisa breaks down what sepsis is, how to recognize the warning signs, who is most at risk, and what steps you can take to protect yourself and your loved ones. Early detection can save lives, and knowing the symptoms could make all the difference.Tune in, learn what you need to know about sepsis, and be sure to share this episode with your family and friends. Your awareness could help save a life.
February 16, 202632 min
Healing with Horses
Send us Fan MailHorses have an incredible ability to mirror our emotions and help us reconnect with ourselves. Healing with Horses explores the world of equine-assisted services—what it is, how it works, and why it’s so effective for mental health, trauma recovery, anxiety, and personal growth. Through expert insights and real-life stories, this podcast breaks down the science and the magic behind healing alongside horses. Special Guest-Fieldstone Farm -Jenna Upper, Gaitway Liaison PATH Certified Instructor - certified by PATH Int'l, the therapeutic equine industry association
February 3, 202620 min
Care That Heals — Trauma-Informed Support for Survivors
Send us Fan MailCare 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 .
January 28, 202652 min
2026 Human Trafficking Awareness Forum
Send us Fan MailWelcome 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.
July 29, 202520 min
Lines of Resilience
Send us Fan MailWelcome 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.
March 3, 202519 min
RJEC Medical Clinic March 2025
Send us Fan MailThe 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.
October 24, 202411 min
Hands of Hope Project
Send us Fan MailYou 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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