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Missouri Organization for Registration Education Inc.

Why Clarity Matters 

Few labels carry as much public stigma as “sex offender.” Media coverage and public discussion can sometimes reduce complex circumstances and individual histories to a single label, contributing to fear, misunderstanding, and social isolation.
Registration and notification requirements can also affect people beyond the individual required to register. Families may experience financial hardship, housing difficulties, employment disruption, harassment, and social stigma.
These consequences deserve careful examination, particularly when policies are intended to promote public safety.
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At the same time, allegations of sexual misconduct must be taken seriously. Victims and survivors deserve to be heard, supported, and protected. An allegation, however, is not the same as a finding of guilt, and due process remains an essential part of a fair system.
Our mission is not to minimize sexual abuse or dismiss the experiences of victims. It is to encourage a more complete understanding of sexual offending, prevention, accountability, rehabilitation, registration policies, and their consequences.

Our Mission

Missouri Alliance for Family Restoration (MOAFR) does the heavy lifting.
Missouri Organization for Registration Education (MORE) does the heavy uplifting.
MORE is committed to education, research, and informed public discussion concerning sexual offenses, registration policies, prevention, rehabilitation, and their effects on individuals and families.
We believe communities benefit from policies grounded in evidence, transparency, proportionality, and a commitment to public safety.
Facts deserve examination.
Families deserve consideration.
Victims deserve support.
Communities deserve informed discussion.
MORE is a registered 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization.

It Is Time to Replace Fear With Understanding.
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Our Approach

Facts, Not Fear

Public understanding of sexual offenses is often shaped by fear, headlines, and assumptions.
MORE believes that communities deserve access to accurate information and research so that difficult issues can be discussed honestly and thoughtfully.

Why MORE Exists

Sexual offenses have serious consequences for victims, families, communities, and society.
At the same time, policies created to address sexual offenses can have consequences that extend beyond the individual who was convicted.
Families may experience financial hardship, housing difficulties, stigma, social isolation, harassment, and other challenges.
MORE seeks to bring these issues into meaningful public discussion through education and research.

Meet Our Team

Dedicated professionals committed to education and advocacy in sexual offense awareness.

Vicki — Founder & President

Vicki has over a decade of experience in advocacy and public education focused on sexual offense policy and prevention. After leading a national organization for 12 years, she returned to Missouri in 2023 to continue her work through community education and outreach.

Today, Vicki leads MORE with a clear goal: educate the public about where most offenses actually occur and promote solutions that protect families and communities.

Vicki Henry - President
Missouri Organization for Registration Education (MORE)
Former President of Women Against Registry
Founder Missouri Alliance for Family Restoration (MOAFR)
Founder Missouri Organization for Registration Education (MORE)
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Mike — Treasurer

Now a Volunteer Fire Fighter, Mike served in the Army National Guard for 26 years. Like many registrants, Mike went through the long process of education on the registry and experiencing a violation (not related to his conviction), but yet directly impacted his job, home, and life. And for what purpose?

Mike is no longer required register and shares a message of hope for current registrants to stand up and educate the public.

Mel — Advocacy 

Having a loved one forced to register, Mel is sympathetic to the challenges faced by registrants.  She has been involved with this cause for almost 10 years and will continue to fight to change things for the better of all.

Jay — Media & Communications

Jay is a media and marketing professional with extensive business experience. He brings a strong understanding of messaging, public engagement, and communications strategy.

Having personally experienced the impact of unconstitutional and invasive requirements, Jay is committed to fostering informed dialogue and helping reshape public understanding of this complex and often misunderstood issue.

The Ekiss Law Firm

An allegation or arrest with a federal charge can change your life. The Ekiss Law Firm is committed to defending you against criminal charges, and is experienced in criminal  defense for Missouri Clients.
https://theekisslawfirm.com/

Bill Ekiss

Matt Fry

Rosenblum, Schwartz, Fry & Johnson

Mobile 314-680-2420 

Office 314-862-4332 

Web CRIMINAL DEFENSE I DWI DEFENSE

Email mfry@rsfjlaw.com

120 S. Central Ave., Ste. 130, St. Louis, Missouri 63105

Hear from Our Supporters

Real feedback from those we've impacted through education.
Emily Johnson
M.O.R.E.'s education opened my eyes to the real issues.
Michael Smith
Understanding the facts changed my perspective on registration.
Sarah Adams
I felt empowered after meeting with the folks at M.O.R.E.
James Ridge
This group provides invaluable perspective and insight.