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FLORIDA ACTION COMMITTEE
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Dear FAC Members, Families, Friends, and Supporters,

Florida Action Committee’s media outreach continues to grow.

We want every member, family member, friend, and supporter to know where to find our documentaries, videos, interviews, legal updates, educational material, and advocacy work.

These stories help show the real-world effects of registry laws and restrictions on people forced to register, their spouses, parents, children, friends, veterans, and communities.

WE NEED YOUR VOICE

FAC is currently helping journalists connect with people who have been directly affected by registry laws and restrictions.

We are looking for people willing to talk about housing and residency restrictions, homelessness or transient status, being forced out of housing, employment barriers, reporting requirements, and the effects these laws have had on families.

You do not have to be the person on the registry to help.

South Florida / Miami-Dade

FAC is assisting with reporting involving people affected by registry-related homelessness, transient living situations, residency restrictions, displacement, and the difficulty of finding lawful housing.

Orlando Area

Orange County • Osceola County • Seminole County

A Central Florida investigative reporter is looking at how housing and residency restrictions affect where people are able to live and why these restrictions can cause people forced to register to become concentrated in certain neighborhoods.

Who Can Help?
  • People forced to register
  • Spouses and partners
  • Parents and adult family members
  • Friends and supporters
  • Veterans and military families
  • People experiencing homelessness or transient status
  • People who have lost housing because of restrictions
  • Families unable to house a loved one because of residency or exclusion-zone rules
Concerned About Privacy?

You can contact FAC first with no obligation to participate in an interview.

Tell us what level of privacy you need before any introduction is made to a journalist.

  • An alias or changed name
  • Your face not being shown
  • No exact address or identifying location
  • No identifying information about children or family members
  • A telephone or off-camera interview
  • Background information without public identification


FAC will not provide your private contact information to a reporter without your permission.

Watch FAC Documentaries & Videos

Visit the official Florida Action Committee YouTube channel to watch our documentaries, advocacy videos, interviews, legal updates, educational reports, and other media productions.

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Stay Connected on Social Media

FAC’s Facebook, X/Twitter, and Instagram links are available at the top of the website.


Please follow our pages, share FAC’s work, and help these stories reach a wider audience.

Help Us Reach Beyond Our Community

Watch the documentaries.

Share them with family and friends.

Send important FAC material to journalists, lawmakers, researchers, attorneys, academics, and community leaders.


A documentary cannot educate someone who never sees it — and a journalist cannot tell a human story if the people affected are never heard.

Please Support Florida Action Committee

Your support helps FAC continue its advocacy, litigation, research, education, media outreach, and efforts to bring affected voices into the public discussion.

If you are able to help, please consider making a donation.


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Stay Connected

Have a story to share, know someone affected, or want more information?

Please reach out to the FAC Media Team.

media@floridaactioncommittee.org

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