North Dakota renewing focus on sex trafficking; victims say laws could be stronger
North Dakota residents Shayla and Nikki lost the prime of their youth to pimps who sold them as sexual commodities across the country.
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North Dakota residents Shayla and Nikki lost the prime of their youth to pimps who sold them as sexual commodities across the country.
A local nonprofit is aiming to bring awareness to a pressing issue in our state- - and having a little fun while doing it.
Tuesday, May 30, 2023 - Stacy Schaffer is the founder and executive director of the 31:8 project. The organization works to address issues regarding human trafficking. She joins us to discuss issues of human trafficking in North Dakota, and she’ll preview the group’s Bakken Human Trafficking Summit, coming up June 7-8. ~~~ We get an update on the Welk Homestead Historical Site from site manager Brian Grove. They have a big event coming up this weekend.
Two-day event at Dickinson State University to educate attendees on identifying and preventing human trafficking, with industry experts and real-world case studies.
Three-day event at the Pine River Lakes Music and Events Park features nine bands.