Hidden in the Dakotas: a KX News Town Hall

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Posted: Sep 24, 2020 / 07:09 PM CDT / Updated: Nov 23, 2020 / 02:46 PM CST

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KX News puts North Dakota first. September 24, KX News hosted Hidden in the Dakotas: a KX News Town Hall, focused on addressing human trafficking.

Our distinguished panel of experts included Supervisory Special Agent for the BCI Jim Shaw, survivor advocate Megan Lundborg, 31:8 Project Executive Director Stacy Schaffer and Director of the North Dakota Human Trafficking Task Force Emily Schwartz.

KX News anchors Lauren Kalberer & Nicholas Quallich served as hosts.

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