Over the summer the Florida legislature will hold a series of meetings aimed at getting public input on the redistricting process. Redistricting happens once every 10 years and hold tremendous importance over the way the state will be governed for the next decade. Often districts are drawn to favor the party in power, which were Republicans 10 years ago, and are Republicans today. By making our districts drawn fairly, elections will be more competitive- which is a good thing.

We’re in a competition to win $3,000 from Blue Cross Blue Shield of Florida (BCBSFL), and we need your vote!

Join us Saturday, June 11th from 8pm - midnight in St Pete for the Stayin' Alive Red Ribbon Dance in support of AIDS Service Association of Pinellas (ASAP).

Our good friend, Scott Maxwell, over at the Orlando Sentinel recently talked to new Department of Children and Families chief, David Wilkins, about his decision to cut 500 jobs from the Department. Maxwell also took the opportunity to ask Wilkins if he had plans to try and resurrect Florida's ban on LGBT adoption.

From Maxwell's article: