With Unity Comes Change
We are pleased to share the latest updates on our Legislative Committee’s efforts to “Change the Narrative” and advocate for meaningful reforms. This past month has been productive, with significant accomplishments and exciting initiatives ahead. Since last month, the SHINE team presented at the Florida Association for the Treatment and Prevention of Sexual Abuse (FL-ATSA) conference, where they shared their
Read moreOn one side we have the United States – the “land of the free”, “with liberty and justice for all” and the self-appointed global moral compass. On the other side we have South Africa, a nation historically scarred by apartheid, oppression and human rights violations. Which country is showing the world what real progress looks like? In this case, South
Read moreOn March 11th we posted an opinion piece suggesting that Florida should adopt SORNAs Tier system. The post generated some controversy and confusion, so a clarification is warranted. The Florida Action Committee (FAC) remains steadfast in its mission to abolish the sex offender registry entirely. However, while working toward this ultimate goal, FAC recognizes the need to advocate for incremental
Read moreThe Steuben County (RI)Sheriff’s Office has issued a warning about scammers impersonating law enforcement officials to extort money from registered sex offenders. Sheriff Jim Allard reports that scammers are contacting registered sex offenders claiming to be members of the Steuben County Sheriff’s Office. The fraudulent callers tell victims that arrest warrants have been issued due to missed DNA submissions. The
Read moreAre you passionate about making a difference and amplifying our important message? Do you have a knack for social media and a desire to help shape the narrative of our organization? If so, we want YOU to join our Media and Social Media Team! The Florida Action Committee is looking for a few key members with experience in social media
Read moreA register of sex offenders and domestic violence abusers, similar to the tax defaulters list, will not be made publicly available. The Irish Times report legislation floated by Justice Minister Jim O’Callaghan in the Dail last month will not go ahead as planned. A list is still expected to be drawn up but will only be disclosed to members of
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