One in Ten podcast

28/06/2025

On this episode, we feature a live conference panel at the 2025 NCA Leadership Conference featuring three inspiring survivor advocates: Jenna Quinn, M.S.; Jimmy Widdifield, Jr., LPC; and Dr. Danielle Moore. They explore survivor involvement, the importance of trauma-informed approaches, and the ethics of utilizing survivor stories.

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20/06/2025

On our latest episode, we feature a live conference panel at the 2025 NCA Leadership Conference featuring three inspiring survivor advocates: Jenna Quinn, M.S.; Jimmy Widdifield, Jr., LPC; and Dr. Danielle Moore. They explore survivor involvement, the importance of trauma-informed approaches, and the ethics of utilizing survivor stories.

Learn more and listen to the episode now and subscribe to One in Ten: https://oneintenpodcast.org/episodes/honoring-their-stories/

17/06/2025

On this episode, we speak with University of Northern Colorado, UNC Assistant Professor of Criminal Justice Dr. Lisa Nichols about her study on the challenges faced by child abuse detectives. We explore the complexities and emotional toll of child sexual abuse investigations.

Listen to the full episode now and learn more: https://oneintenpodcast.org/episodes/understaffed-and-undersupported-detectives-in-crisis/

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05/06/2025

On our newest episode, we speak with University of Northern Colorado, UNC Assistant Professor of Criminal Justice Dr. Lisa Nichols about her study on the challenges faced by child abuse detectives. We explore the complexities and emotional toll of child sexual abuse investigations.

Listen now and subscribe to One in Ten: https://oneintenpodcast.org/episodes/understaffed-and-undersupported-detectives-in-crisis/

31/05/2025

Educator sexual misconduct isn't just happening in person. Many perpetrators use text messaging and social media to abuse children. On our newest episode, we speak with Kotomi Yokokura, researcher and graduate student at Washington University in St. Louis who shares her personal motivation and findings from her study, which reveals the alarming prevalence of misconduct, including frequent use of social media and messaging apps for grooming.

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22/05/2025

Educator sexual misconduct isn't just happening in person. Many perpetrators use text messaging and social media to abuse children. On our newest episode, we speak with Kotomi Yokokura, researcher and graduate student at Washington University in St. Louis who shares her personal motivation and findings from her study, which reveals the alarming prevalence of misconduct, including frequent use of social media and messaging apps for grooming.

Listen now and subscribe to One in Ten: https://oneintenpodcast.org/episodes/teachers-using-tech-to-cross-the-line/

10/05/2025

In this episode, we speak with Dr. Melissa Bright, Founder and Executive Director of the Center for Violence Prevention Research. We explore insights from her research and experiences with the What's OK helpline, a groundbreaking initiative designed to help youth with problematic sexual behaviors seek intervention and support. Her research highlights the surprising number of young people proactively seeking help for their behaviors and the importance of early intervention.

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Watch the full video episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/NReG0TC12E0

01/05/2025

In our latest episode, we speak with Dr. Melissa Bright, Founder and Executive Director of the Center for Violence Prevention Research. We explore insights from her research and experiences with the What's OK helpline, a groundbreaking initiative designed to help youth with problematic sexual behaviors seek intervention and support. Her research highlights the surprising number of young people proactively seeking help for their behaviors and the importance of early intervention.

Listen to the episode now and subscribe to One in Ten: https://oneintenpodcast.org/episodes/when-the-help-you-seek-is-for-yourself/

28/04/2025

On this episode of One in Ten, we explore the persistent issue of child abuse fatalities and why progress in reducing these deaths has stalled.

Dr. Emily Putnam-Hornstein and Dr. Sarah Font, co-principal investigators of Lives Cut Short, joined the podcast to delve into the emotional impact of child abuse cases, the challenges of accurate data collection, the reluctance to discuss child safety, and the need for systemic changes. They also highlight the importance of transparency and evidence-based interventions, and recommend practical steps that policymakers can take to better protect vulnerable children.

Listen to the full episode now and subscribe to One in Ten: https://oneintenpodcast.org/episodes/remembering-their-names/

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20/04/2025

Why don't people report child abuse? Dr. Wendy Walsh of the Crimes against Children Research Center at the University of New Hampshire joined our One in Ten podcast to explore how we can overcome those barriers. to report child abuse. You may be the only one who will.

Listen to the full episode with Dr. Walsh now: https://oneintenpodcast.org/episodes/the-bystander-effect-why-people-dont-report-child-abuse-with-dr-wendy-walsh/

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18/04/2025

17/04/2025

On our latest episode, we explore the persistent issue of child abuse fatalities and why progress in reducing these deaths has stalled.

Dr. Emily Putnam-Hornstein and Dr. Sarah Font, co-principal investigators of Lives Cut Short, joined the podcast to delve into the emotional impact of child abuse cases, the challenges of accurate data collection, the reluctance to discuss child safety, and the need for systemic changes. They also highlight the importance of transparency and evidence-based interventions, and recommend practical steps that policymakers can take to better protect vulnerable children.

Listen to the episode now and subscribe to One in Ten: https://oneintenpodcast.org/episodes/remembering-their-names/