Hours after malls and offices close for the day, they come alive with a second workforce: the janitors that clean them. Often alone, these workers are vulnerable to sexual assault, according to a new 18-month investigation by KQED News and its partners. We’ll hear about the investigation and about how this invisible workforce has largely been ignored in the national conversation around sexual assault.
- More: Rape on the Night Shift (FRONTLINE)
- More: Rape on the Night Shift Part 1: Working Alone, at Night, Janitors Risk Sexual Violence
- More: Rape on the Night Shift Part 2: What’s the Government Doing to Prevent Janitors from Getting Raped?
- More: Rape on the Night Shift Part 3: Former Janitors Go Undercover to Clean Up Abuses