In anticipation of the 2022 Regular Session of the Florida Legislature, scheduled for January 11 - March 11, the FCCB has identified its priority issues. Key concerns are identified under the advocacy areas of life, education, health care, and family & social concerns. FCCB's Public Policy Priorities are listed on our website and available in a print format for distribution.
In a recent episode of Catholics Across the Aisle, FCCB Executive Director Michael Sheedy talks with Ingrid Delgado, associate director for social concerns/respect life; Ken Kniepmann, associate for health; and Mike Barrett, associate for education. During these discussions, the associates highlight key topics and bills for the 2021 legislative session in their respective areas of work. Listen to the full episode on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, and Stitcher.
The FCCB has identified its public policy priorities for the 2020 Legislative Session, set to begin January 14. Key issues of concern are identified under the advocacy areas of life, education, health care, and family & social concerns.
The FCCB has released its Public Policy Priorities for the 2019 Legislative Session, set to begin March 5. Key issues of concern are identified under the advocacy areas of life, health, education, and family and social concerns.
The FCCB has released its 2018 Public Policy Priorities. Under the advocacy areas of life, health, education, and family and social concerns, key issues have been identified that may be addressed during the Florida legislative session. Also provided are updated statistics on the Catholic Church in Florida.
The FCCB has released its 2017 Public Policy Priorities document. Under the advocacy areas of Life, Education, Health Care, and Family and Social Concerns, key issues are identified for the upcoming Florida Legislative Session, scheduled to begin March 7. Also provided are updated statistics on the Catholic Church in Florida.
The FCCB has released its 2016 Public Policy Issues. Under the advocacy areas of Life, Social Concerns, Health Care and Education, the document identifies priorities for the upcoming Florida Legislative Session, scheduled to begin January 12. Also provided are updated statistics on the the Catholic Church in Florida.