Chris, like many of the nearly one million people listed on a sexual offense registry, has had to cope with the almost insurmountable challenges of being publicly listed, shamed, and blacklisted by potential employers. This is the story about how Chris overcame those obstacles.

What do you do when you are a person on the sexual offense registry and homeless, living in a parking garage? You help others! Douglas tells the story of his journey since being placed on the sexual offense registry, and how he tries to help others along their path, as well.

Christopher explains what it was like going from a well respected solder to a social pariah as a registrant in a small South Dakota town. He relates how residency restrictions have affected his life and the lives of his relationship partner.

Going from a normal life to prison and then back to a new re-created life is a long trip to take. Jason did just that.

Today we talk with Brenda Jones, the Executive Director of NARSOL – The National Association for Rational Sexual Offense Laws. Brenda gives us an overview of who NARSOL is and what the organization is doing to combat the Sexual Offense Registry and the laws that overshadow those who are listed.