DANBURY – The global issue of human trafficking will be the topic of a four-day program at Western Connecticut State University that begins Monday.
The program kicks off with a panel discussion in women’s, children’s and family rights and contemporary slavery that is scheduled for 12:30 p.m. in Room 102 at Warner Hall.
Panelists include Tammy Sneed of the state Department of Children and Families, Melanie Danyliw of the Women’s Center of Greater Danbury , Frank Barnaba, founder of the Barnaba Institute in Trumbull and Dr. Jane Gordon, an associate professor at the University of Connecticut.
Admission is free and the public is invited.
Additional information about scheduled activities, which ill include a debate society discussion and outdoor art and musical events, is available at www.wcsu.edu/newsevents/events.asp or by calling 203-837-8486.