Florida Action Committee (FAC) is a membership-based advocacy organization in Florida that works to reform laws governing people required to register as sex offenders. FAC describes its mission as educating the public, media and legislators about the effects of sex offender registration and related restrictions, supporting reintegration and due-process protections for registrants, and using outreach, litigation and legislative advocacy to reduce collateral consequences of registry laws.
Seeks repeal or rollbacks of public sex offender registry requirements and restrictive residency and travel ordinances; opposes punitive collateral sanctions that impede reentry; pursues litigation and state and local legislative advocacy to protect civil liberties and reduce criminal-justice secondary harms for registrants and their families.
Primarily small individual donations and member contributions; operates largely with volunteer staff and donor support rather than significant institutional grants or corporate funding.
State and national offender-reform and civil-rights groups, including affiliation with the National Association for Rational Sexual Offense Laws (NARSOL) and collaboration with state-level treatment and advocacy organizations such as Florida ATSA.
Non-profit social welfare organization (501(c)(4))
