FAC Weekly Update: Twenty Years Later and Still Sleeping on Concrete. Help Us End This

Weekly update for October 20, 2026. This is recording number 400 Dear Members and Advocates, This past Thursday night, one of our county coordinators and I accompanied a reporter from the Miami New Times to one of the homeless encampments in Fort Lauderdale. It was after 10 p.m., well past my usual bedtime. But we had no choice. Under the

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Tuesday’s Media Buzz: The Ripple Continues

FLORIDA ACTION COMMITTEE MEDIA Tuesday’s Media Buzz: The Ripple Continues October 20, 2026 · News, context and community WATCH FIRST · PART 2 Nowhere to Go: When the Whole Family Carries the Weight Where can someone grow old when housing and care are out of reach? And what happens to the family trying to help? Watch Part 2 on YouTube

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FAC Weekly Update 10-14-2026—FAC v. Keefe: More Than 30 Motions to Dismiss and Counting

Weekly update for October 13, 2026. This is recording number 398 Dear Members and Advocates, Let’s start with an update on FAC v. Keefe et al. (formerly FAC v. Glass et al., following former FDLE Commissioner Mark Glass’s departure). As of yesterday, we have received more than 30 motions to dismiss from the various defendants, and that’s pretty much what

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Media Tuesday The Buzz #5: Families, Fresh Perspectives and Reasons for Hope

FLORIDA ACTION COMMITTEE MEDIA Tuesday’s Media Buzz Families, Fresh Perspectives and Reasons for Hope October 13, 2026 • News, context and community Behind the headlines, people are still living their lives. A court decision, a proposed restriction or an enforcement announcement can change how people move through the world. This week’s stories invite us to look beyond the headline: what

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FAC Weekly Update 10-06-2026-FAF and FAC–Two Paths in the Same Direction

Weekly update for October 6, 2026. This is recording number 393   Dear Members and Advocates,   Over the past 15 years of our existence, the Florida Action Committee (FAC) has grown from a small handful of people concerned about Florida’s registry laws into a statewide organization with more than 3,700 members, an active legal program, legislative advocacy, public education,

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