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Radio Kempe is here to connect you with the information you need to tackle current issues. Join us as we talk about difficult topics. Help us as we test assumptions to challenge traditional ways of thinking. Get curious, tune in, and join us on the journey to prevent child abuse and neglect every month of the year! Do you have a topic that you would like to hear on Radio Kempe? Email us at kempe.center@ucdenver.edu.

  1. 15H AGO

    Chasing Hope for America’s Children: From Silenced to Saved—Advocacy, Justice, and the Fight Against Child Trafficking (A Conversation with Founding Executive Director, Jenelle Goodrich)

    In the sixth episode of Chasing Hope for America’s Children, Warren Binford speaks with Jenelle Goodrich, Founder and Executive Director of From Silenced to Saved (FSTS), a nonprofit organization providing on-scene response, advocacy, and comprehensive case management for victims and survivors of human trafficking. A certified Family Trauma Professional with over a decade of frontline experience, Goodrich works directly with law enforcement—including federal partners—to support trafficking investigations and survivor care. Drawing on this experience, Goodrich shares how her organization fills critical gaps in the child protection system—partnering directly with law enforcement to support children from the moment of recovery through adjudication and beyond. She offers insight into the realities of child trafficking today, including the role of demand, the challenges of prosecution, and the importance of trauma-informed, survivor-centered care, with expertise often contributing to active cases and prosecutions. Their conversation explores how coordinated advocacy, policy reform, and community awareness can strengthen responses to exploitation while improving outcomes for vulnerable youth. It also highlights emerging threats such as online exploitation and sextortion, and the urgent need for prevention efforts that reach children, families, and frontline professionals alike—work Goodrich also advances through policy advising, coalition leadership, and statewide initiatives, including her role on the Colorado Human Trafficking Council. To learn more about From Silenced to Saved (FSTS) or to support their work, please visit https://www.fsts.org

    35 min

  2. FEB 23

    Chasing Hope for America’s Children: Medicine, Justice, and the Future of Child Protection (A Conversation with Dr. Antonia Chiesa and Medical Student Gagandeep "Gigi" Rai)

    In the fifth episode of Chasing Hope for America’s Children, we share a recorded conversation between Dr. Antonia Chiesa, a nationally recognized child abuse pediatrician and Director of the Kempe Center’s Integrated Health Services program, and medical student Gagandeep "Gigi" Rai. Together, they explore how child abuse pediatrics sits at the intersection of medicine, justice, and humanity—discussing the importance of accuracy in public narratives, collaboration across systems, bias awareness in clinical decision-making, and the need to better prepare future physicians for this complex and deeply human work. Their conversation offers both realism and hope, highlighting the responsibility—and opportunity—clinicians hold in strengthening child protection for the next generation.

    32 min

  3. JAN 29

    Chasing Hope for America’s Children: A Father Confronts Online Sextortion (A Conversation with Representative Brandon Guffey)

    In the fourth episode of Chasing Hope for America’s Children, Warren Binford speaks with South Carolina State Representative Brandon Guffey about the growing crisis of online exploitation impacting children and teens. Rep. Guffey has become a leading advocate for child safety online, mental health awareness, and legislative action to hold platforms accountable. His work has been featured by CN2 News, WSOC-TV, FITSNews, and The Post and Courier, as he continues to push for stronger protections for children in the digital age.

    41 min

  4. 10/27/2025

    Fostering Health for Kids in Foster and Kinship Care

    As pediatric health care providers, you are certain to encounter patients who have experienced foster or kinship care. Caring for children in foster care or kinship care can be complex and requires specialized knowledge and skills. Join Dr Mary Greiner, Chairperson of the American Academy of Pediatrics Council on Foster Care, Adoption, and Kinship Care, to learn about the newly released 3rd edition of Fostering Health: Health Care for Children and Adolescents in Foster Care, a comprehensive guide to health care for this population. As one of the book’s Editors-in-Chief and Medical Director of The CHECK (Comprehensive Health Evaluations for Cincinnati’s Kids) Center at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital, Dr Greiner will take us on a journey to explore the making of this book and how to use its exciting new content to better care for children in foster and kinship care.    Dr. Mary Greiner Bio: Dr. Mary V. Greiner is a child abuse pediatrician and the Medical Director of the Comprehensive Health Evaluations for Cincinnati’s Kids (CHECK) Foster Care Center at Cincinnati Children's Hospital. She is a professor with tenure in the University of Cincinnati Department of Pediatrics. Inspired by her grandfather, a pediatrician, and her mother, a guardian ad litem, Dr. Greiner has been passionate about pediatric care and child welfare from a young age. She pursued her medical degree at the Medical College of Virginia and completed her residency in Pediatrics at Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center. She further specialized in child abuse pediatrics through a fellowship at Cincinnati Children's Hospital.   Since founding the CHECK Center in 2012, Dr. Greiner has focused on working across systems to develop a healthcare model that provides comprehensive, multidisciplinary care to children with child welfare involvement from birth through young adulthood. Her research centers on identifying health risks and developing and evaluating innovative solutions to improve outcomes for these children. She is the Chair of the Executive Committee of the American Academy of Pediatrics Council on Foster Care, Adoption, and Kinship Care.

    36 min

  5. 10/13/2025

    Chasing Hope for America’s Children: Discovering Ways to Prevent Child Sex Abuse. A Conversation with Dr. Elizabeth Letourneau, Director of the Moore Center for the Prevention of Child Sexual Abuse.

    In the third episode of our “Chasing Hope for America’s Children,” Warren Binford interviews groundbreaking researcher Dr. Elizabeth Letourneau, who has dedicated her career to identifying effective ways to prevent the sexual abuse of children.  Learn more about Dr. Elizabeth Letourneau here: https://publichealth.jhu.edu/faculty/2594/elizabeth-j-letourneau. Watch her TEDMED talk at: https://www.tedmed.com/talks/show?id=620399.

    1h 7m

  6. 09/22/2025

    21st Century Child Abuse: Seeking Justice for Victims and Survivors. A Conversation with James Marsh, Founding Partner of the Marsh Law Firm

    Our series on 21st Century Child Abuse continues as host Warren Binford sits down with legal trailblazer James Marsh. They're diving deep into the constantly shifting legal landscape for victims and survivors of tech-facilitated child abuse. How are our laws catching up with technology to protect children? Tune in to find out! James R. Marsh Bio: Founding Partner  James has been licensed to practice law in New York and the District of Columbia for almost thirty years, and recently became licensed in his home state of Michigan. A University of Michigan Law School graduate, James represents victims and survivors of sex abuse in religious, educational, governmental, and military institutions; campus sexual assault and rape, online sexual exploitation; child pornography; sextortion and revenge porn.

    56 min

  7. 09/10/2025

    Chasing Hope for America’s Children: Advocating for the Children Sexually Abused by Jeffery Epstein (A Conversation with Paul Cassell)

    Everyone has now heard about the horrific sex crimes Jeffrey Epstein committed against countless girls and young women for decades through his sex trafficking organization. What many people do not know is that the Epstein survivors’ courageous fight to pursue justice and assert their rights changed the legal landscape for victims and survivors across the nation, and that their positive impact continues to be felt today.  Listen to our latest episode of Radio Kempe to hear a firsthand account from attorney Paul Cassell about the determination of the Epstein survivors and their attorneys to ensure that no other children have to endure what they endured at the hands of America’s justice system. Read more about Paul Cassell here: https://profiles.faculty.utah.edu/u0031056. If you would like to learn more about this decade-long legal battle, you can check out the book by his co-counsel, Bradley Edwards, at https://tinyurl.com/57ek24w4.

    47 min

  8. 08/18/2025

    Chasing Hope for America’s Children: A Conversation with Bruce Lesley

    Don't miss the latest episode of "Chasing Hope for America’s Children: A Conversation with Bruce Lesley." We sit down with Bruce Lesley, the President of First Focus on Children, to discuss critical issues facing kids in America. Learn more about Bruce's work here: https://firstfocus.org/about-us/staff-and-board/bruce-lesley/.

    41 min
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Radio Kempe is here to connect you with the information you need to tackle current issues. Join us as we talk about difficult topics. Help us as we test assumptions to challenge traditional ways of thinking. Get curious, tune in, and join us on the journey to prevent child abuse and neglect every month of the year! Do you have a topic that you would like to hear on Radio Kempe? Email us at kempe.center@ucdenver.edu.

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  • Creator
    The Kempe Center
  • Years Active
    2021 - 2026
  • Episodes
    51
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