Reforming Florida’s Sex Offender Registry Laws
Weekly update for November 3, 2026. This is recording number 402. Dear Members and Advocates, It’s been a busy week for police in the Sunshine State and, of course, Sheriff Grady Judd found another excuse to stand behind a podium flanked by mugshots. You’d think after so many of these the novelty would wear off. You would be wrong. This
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By Florida Action Committee Media Another Halloween has passed. We hope it was a quiet one for families living under registry rules. As the decorations come down, it is worth asking what actually keeps people safe and what helps families move forward. This week, we want to make room for hope. There are people rebuilding their lives, volunteers offering support,
Read moreWeekly update for October 27, 2026. This is recording number 401. Dear Members and Advocates, It’s that time of year again! Decorations are up in the neighborhood, candy is all over store shelves, and the annual Halloween hysteria surrounding people on the registry is in full swing. For registered citizens, this means heightened scrutiny, police compliance checks, and headlines designed
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Oklahoma Speaks · Part 3 PREMIERES SUNDAY AT 10 A.M. EASTERN Nowhere to Go: When Care Cannot Wait When people grow older, they need care—not closed doors. ▶ Watch the Part 3 Premiere ↗ Catch up: Part 1 ↗Catch up: Part 2 ↗ Look at each person’s care needs and risk, not just a label. Keep people safe while helping
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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
Read moreWeekly 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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