First hour: The state of the sex trafficking crisis in Rochester and Monroe County
Second hour: NPR's live coverage of the Senate Judiciary Committee vote on Brett Kavanaugh
Sex trafficking is considered a public health crisis in our community. We'll take a look at how various organizations are trying to intervene to help victims. Our guests will also discuss which populations are most at risk for trafficking. In studio:
- Valerie Douglas, director of counseling and runaway and homeless youth services at The Center for Youth
- Celia McIntosh, chair of the Rochester Regional Coalition Against Human Trafficking
- Melanie Blow, founder of the Rochester Regional Coalition Against Human Trafficking, and COO of the Stop Abuse Campaign
Then in our second hour, we bring you NPR's live coverage of the Senate Judiciary Committee vote on Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh.
