In this live episode of Registry Matters, the hosts and participants explored the everyday realities and systemic challenges faced by individuals living under registration laws. The discussion delved into deeply personal experiences—such as intrusive law enforcement visits and the public exposure that can jeopardize employment—while also highlighting the power of storytelling through projects like Amplified Voices. The conversation underscored how overly punitive requirements, such as Illinois’ weekly in-person check-ins for homeless registrants, reveal the harsh inequities within the system. Participants reflected on the toll these restrictions take on families and emphasized the need for coordinated advocacy through local action, letter-writing, and collaboration with reform-minded organizations. Through shared experiences of resilience, compassion, and perseverance, the episode reaffirmed that collective advocacy and community support are essential to challenging systemic overreach and fostering meaningful reform.