Rose Lee Archer is an award winning public affairs TV producer and host of the Rose Lee Archer Show. In 1998, she launched her show by specially crafting public interest programming that fulfills FCC licensing requirements to meet the needs of television broadcast stations. The Rose Lee Archer Show offers free resources to increase your quality of life from government agencies, nonprofit organizations and the private business sector. Rose Lee's passion reaches out to viewers to help them transform their life from victim to advocate. Each episode explores social issues that affect the public and offer pragmatic solutions to overcome life's adversities. Rose Lee knows first hand the importance of credible information from her past experiences as a teen mom of a son with disabilities. Her life lessons were the impetus to produce programming that helps others by educating viewers to resources offered by pro-active experts from government agencies and the private business sector. Rose Lee's passionate approach to help find solutions to her son's medical and educational issues is the core essence of her work on and off camera. "Information is power, and my show is about empowering my viewers with the right information" she says. As a Florida advocate and journalist she channeled her maternal love to give birth to the Archer Disability Foundation. Rose Lee's passion reaches out to viewers to help them transform their life from victim to advocate. Rose Lee is a national disability advocate for social equality and employment opportunities for persons with disabilities. She has inspired her son as a self-advocate to work together to target issues that affect persons with disabilities and those who care for them. Rose Lee has been honored with numerous awards for diversity in the media. Her proactive leadership approach has captured the hearts of the media and government agencies. In 2004, Rose Lee was appointed by former Governor Jeb Bush to serve as a Business Advocate for the federally mandated "Florida Independent Living Council." In 2008, Governor Charlie Crist reappointed her for a second term.