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A former security guard and therapy aide at a center for the treatment of sexual offenders has been sentenced to 20 years in prison for disseminating child sexual abuse material. The man pleaded guilty Monday in Schuyler Circuit Court (IL) to the two felony counts of dissemination of child pornography and the remaining 10 counts were dismissed, according to court

The modern media landscape rewards sensationalism, and nowhere is this clearer than in stories involving children, sex offenses, and the registry. Headlines are crafted to shock, provoke fear, and generate clicks, even when the underlying facts tell a far more mundane story. This distortion is not harmless. It spreads misinformation, fuels moral panic, and reinforces harmful stereotypes that lead to

Thanks to the generous pledges of a few donors, we are excited to announce that every donation to our municipal ordinance challenge between today and Giving Tuesday (Tuesday December 2, 2025) up to $10,000 will be matched. Currently, we are planning to bring challenges against the recently enacted ordinances in Putnam County and Union County, Florida. We are raising funds

In the world of public discourse, certain labels are wielded with ferocity: “pedophile,” “child molester,” “monster,” “dirtbag.” These words land on the heads of registered sex offenders, legislated out of most spaces, and publicly shamed. The narrative is straightforward: if you’re on the registry, no matter the circumstance, you’re the irredeemable villain. But a recent commentary by Megyn Kelly, discussing

This Veterans Day, FAC proudly recognizes and honors the men and women among us who have served in the Armed Forces. Their courage, sacrifice, and devotion to protecting our freedoms deserve the deepest gratitude and respect. Yet it is a shameful reality that some of those same heroes — individuals who risked their lives in service to this country —