FAC Launches New PSA Videos on YouTube Shorts & Social Media – Watch, Share, & Support!

The Florida Action Committee (FAC) is excited to announce the release of our latest public service announcement (PSA) videos, now available on YouTube Shorts and social media! These impactful videos are designed to educate the public on the facts vs. myths surrounding the registry, helping to drive awareness and positive change.

➡️ Watch the videos here:

🔹 Video 1

🔹 Video 2

🔹 Video 3

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✔ Share them with your network

✔ Subscribe to our YouTube channel to boost organic reach

To maximize the impact of these PSAs, FAC is investing in paid promotions across YouTube Shorts and social media. If you believe in our mission and want to support this effort, please consider making a donation to help us expand our reach:

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Together, we can educate, inform, and make a difference! Thank you for your support.


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19 thoughts on “FAC Launches New PSA Videos on YouTube Shorts & Social Media – Watch, Share, & Support!

  • March 27, 2025

    I love these videos. Now it is up to us to get them to our senators and everyone else.
    So well done. 👍🏻 Everyone should know the truth.

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    • March 27, 2025

      Like and share and ask your friends and family to like and share

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  • March 26, 2025

    I became a 290 on 1986 and haven’t been able to get of the Registry. Is there any hope for me to get of the Registry.

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  • March 26, 2025

    Videos are a great start. I wish everyone knew not all registrants are guilty. Some have to take a plea deal or face years in jail waiting for a jury trial.

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  • March 26, 2025

    I am glad that there are individuals out there who are fighting for our rights! It is not helping anyone by having the registration, if it was, they would have registration for Drunk Drivers, Burglars, Car Jackers, Armed Robbers, and Home Invasions, as it is known that these individuals do very little time if any and are released right back into the community without any notifications. As Ben stated above, Sex Offenders are the second lowest recidivism rate, just after Murderers, who are very rarely released. Huge Thank You to Janice Bellucci for all her hard work.

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    • March 27, 2025

      Well said ! where is the murder offender list????? If it worked they would have one.
      Lists hurt everyone.Let people change.

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    • March 27, 2025

      Using the Term Sex Offender is INcorrect as it is being used in the active tense of the English Language…the Term is Citizens forced to Register; You are forced Register or they throw you in Jail; then Prison
      The oatmeal and peanut butter got boring….

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      • March 27, 2025

        True, I agree with you on the use. I will have to start using it differently now. Thank you CJB

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  • March 26, 2025

    It’s a good start. Most people think the registry exists to keep them safe because sex offenders can’t be “cured”. If they are truly sick, why are they treated like criminals? More education about the rate of recidivism, sex offenses being the second lowest rate of ALL CRIMES, needs to be disseminated. New laws don’t prevent crimes, they elect bureaucrats.

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  • March 26, 2025

    All three videos are excellent! They should be viewed by every member of the public, including elected officials.

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    • March 26, 2025

      Thanks Janice, please be sure to like, share and subscribe. The more interest, the more YouTube/Google Algorithms will show it.

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      • March 26, 2025

        Making a monster law is big bucks for politicians but that hoax is a crime itself.

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      • March 26, 2025

        These videos are excellent. Thank you for producing them so people will know the truth. Registries do great harm to the families of those listed and do little, if anything, for protection. Resources currently spent on registries could be far more effectively used for education and prevention.

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