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As a caregiver for my husband, I was never able to attend a NARSOL Conference.  With his recent passing and having the conference so close to Florida (Atlanta), I was finally able to attend.  It proved to be one of the most uplifting experiences I have ever had. You could not find a nicer group of people attending and the

FAC Veterans Support Group starts Tuesday April 23 at 8pm ET.  Call 760-548-9898.  If you have any problem connecting to the call for free, you can text CALL ME to 760-548-9898 for a call back from Free Conference Call and you will be connected to the meeting at no charge. Virtual Meetings via Conference call will continue on Fourth Tuesday of

Legislative Delegation Calendar: 2024 Session Wednesday, September 27, 2023 10:30 AM – 12:00 PM (CST – Franklin) Unable to locate Gulf County time. Franklin County & Gulf County Legislative Delegation Meetings Contact Rep. Jason Shoaf’s office @ (850) 295-5680 Wednesday, September 27, 2023 1PM – 5PM Duval County Legislation Meeting 117 West Duval Street, Jacksonville, Florida 32202 State Representative Wyman Duggan,

A message from Caution Click National Campaign for Reform (CCNCR). We encourage you to join CCNCR call; Monday, July 10th. @ 8pm est. Guest speaker Bruce Cameron, MS, LPC-S, LSOTP-S, is the founder and lead program analyst for Federal Prison Authority. He will discuss his consulting services that will cover a wide range of information that may be helpful to

With oral arguments before the Pennsylvania Supreme Court opening May 23, 2023, a member of the NARSOL affiliate in West Virginia looked at these two US Supreme Court (SCOTUS) cases which are cited so often, and prepared a brief review to share. Smith v. Doe, 538 U.S. 84, 123 S. Ct. 1140, 155 L. Ed. 2d 164 (2003). This case

Dear Members and Advocates, We are counting down the hours when the 60-day legislative session officially ends Friday May 5. The last few weeks have been trying times.  Since the Legislative Session began in Florida on April 4, thousands of emails, phone calls and letters have been communicated to elected officials, forcing them to hear our voices.  Responses, and often