About me
Jodi L. Radke is the Regional Director for the Rocky Mountain/Great Plains Region with the Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids. Jodi manages tobacco control policy for nine states, promoting and supporting legislation that prevents kids from starting tobacco use and assisting adults that wish to quit.
Prior to Jodi’s work with CFTFK, she was a Regional Prevention Specialist, working for six years statewide in Colorado with SAMSHA grantees. She completed a fellowship with the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation working nationally and internationally on tobacco control. Jodi was awarded The Distinguished Graduate Award in 2007 from Alpena Community College. She is an alumni of the AmeriCorps VISTA program, and a former candidate for the State House of Representatives within the State of Colorado.
Jodi spends her not-so-free time as a Volunteer Ranger with the US Forest Service, traveling the world, hiking, trail running, skiing, and scuba diving with her husband, Doug and Siberian Husky, Keeta.
