HELP RESTORE RETURNING CITIZENS
We are committed to ending the disenfranchisement and discrimination against people with convictions.
HELP RESTORE RETURNING CITIZENS
Committed to ending the disenfranchisement and discrimination against people with convictions.
OUR POLICY PLATFORM
FRRC’s platform is informed by the lived experiences of returning citizens from all walks of life, political persuasions, and regions of the state. Nearly 7,000 returning citizens filled out FRRC surveys, outlining the priorities and values of Florida’s returning citizen community.
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Opportunity
Remove barriers to employment, housing, education, and drivers licensing
Reentry
Enact Reentry Policies That Promote Community Reintegration, Safer Neighborhoods, and Personal Dignity
Decarceration
Produce Decarceration and Sentencing Reform
Accountability
Enact Prosecutorial, Policing, and Court Accountability
Supervision
Implement Prison, Jail, and Supervision Reforms
Democracy
Ensure Full Access to Democracy
UPCOMING EVENTS
Join us as we celebrate ten years of empowering people to improve society. We’ll be educating our communities about FRRC’s priorities and casting our bold vision for a more vibrant democracy.
Upcoming Events
Join us as we celebrate ten years of empowering people to improve society. We’ll be educating our communities about FRRC’s priorities and casting our bold vision for a more vibrant democracy.
Our Policy Platform
FRRC’s platform is a blueprint for the policies that we will work to enact moving forward.
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Our Policy Platform
FRRC’s platform is a blueprint for the policies that we will work to enact moving forward.
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News, Commentary, & Podcasts
Learn what’s new with FRRC.
News, Commentary, & Podcasts
Learn what’s new with FRRC.
NEWS
August 17, 2022 – Ariel Maldonado, a North Fort Myers resident, says he’s struggling to move forward with his life due to him owing $49,000 in court fines and fees.
SWFL residents, organizations advocate for removing re-entry barriers for ex-felons (Returning Citizens)
By: Erica Van Buren, Fort Myers News-Press Contributing Writer
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Blog
August 11, 2022 – I can just hear the music playing. The DJ spinning the classic. Coalition members dancing to the beat and swaying to that oh-so-familiar sound of the horns…
FRRC Celebrates 10th Anniversary at Convening
Blog Post on the 10th Anniversary Convening
By: Chasman Barnes, FRRC Staff Member
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PRESS RELEASE
More than 300 of the nation’s leading, reform-minded thought leaders will meet for the 2022 annual convening. Attendees will come together to discuss criminal justice reform efforts…
Florida Rights Restoration Coalition Prepares for Annual Convening in Orlando August 26-August 28, 2022
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Season 2: Episode 23
Celebrating 10 Years of Progress
With hosts Desmond Meade and Neil Volz
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NEWS, COMMENTARY, & PODCASTS
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NEWS
August 17, 2022 – Ariel Maldonado, a North Fort Myers resident, says he’s struggling to move forward with his life due to him owing $49,000 in court fines and fees.
Blog
August 11, 2022 – I can just hear the music playing. The DJ spinning the classic. Coalition members dancing to the beat and swaying to that oh-so-familiar sound of the horns…
Press Release
The Florida Rights Restoration Coalition (FRRC) will celebrate its 10-year anniversary at its annual convening, August 26-August 28, 2022 at the DoubleTree SeaWorld in Orlando, Florida.
SWFL residents, organizations advocate for removing re-entry barriers for ex-felons (Returning Citizens)
By: Erica Van Buren, Fort Myers News-Press Contributing Writer
FRRC Celebrates 10th Anniversary at Convening
Blog Post on the 10th Anniversary Convening
By: Chasman Barnes, FRRC Staff Member
Florida Rights Restoration Coalition Prepares for Annual Convening in Orlando August 26-August 28, 2022
Season 2: Episode 23
Celebrating 10 Years of Progress
With hosts Desmond Meade and Neil Volz
Body Count
The Political
Geography of
Mass Incarceration
Learn how prison gerrymandering diverts voting power & reentry resources away from communities where returning citizens & their directly impacted loved ones live.
Body Count
The Political Geography of Mass Incarceration
Learn how prison gerrymandering diverts voting power & reentry resources away from communities where returning citizens & their directly impacted loved ones live.
NEED HELP WITH FINES AND FEES
If you have a past conviction in Florida and want to register to vote, but still owe fines and fees as part of your sentence, FRRC is working to remove those financial barriers all across the state.
Need help with fines and fees?
If you have a past conviction in Florida and want to register to vote, but still owe fines and fees as part of your sentence, FRRC is working to remove those financial barriers all across the state.
BODY COUNT
The Political Geography of Mass Incarceration
Learn how prison gerrymandering diverts voting power & reentry resources away from communities where returning citizens & their directly impacted loved ones live.
FRRC IN ACTION
Check out the latest from FRRC by watching our videos!
WE MADE HISTORY!
The FRRC passed Amendment 4, which restored voting rights to over 1.4 million Returning Citizens (people with past convictions). Right now, if you are impacted like us, and have completed all terms of your sentence, we encourage you to register to vote and regain your voice.
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