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NC Coalition for Alternatives to the Death Penalty

Committed to ending the death penalty and creating a new vision of justice

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Crime Deterrence

The Death Penalty Protects No One: Gathering for Healing, Justice, and Hope

Oct 16, 2025
On a golden October afternoon in Asheville, community members gathered for “The Death Penalty Protects No One: What We Need Instead,” a World Day Against the Death Penalty event hosted by NCCADP.  The gathering came just one week after Governor Josh Stein signed HB 307, a law that seeks to restart executions and expand execution […]

The Death Penalty Protects No One: Gathering for Healing, Justice, and Hope

October 16, 2025 · Liv Perkins-Davenport

On a golden October afternoon in Asheville, community members gathered for “The Death Penalty Protects No One: What We Need Instead,” a World Day Against the Death Penalty event hosted by NCCADP.  The gathering came just one week after Governor Josh Stein signed HB 307, a law that seeks to restart executions and expand execution […]

Filed Under: Abolition, Blog, Cost, Crime Deterrence, Criminal Justice Reform, Declining Support, Failure to Deter Crime, Failure to Serve Victims Tagged With: North Carolina Death Penalty

First NC death sentence since 2019 is a reminder: Even without executions, the machinery of death cranks on

Apr 21, 2022
If you follow the news about the death penalty, you’ve probably heard that five executions are scheduled in United States in the next few weeks — and that one of them is Melissa Lucio, who is set to be killed in Texas in a few days despite overwhelming evidence that she was coerced into confessing […]

First NC death sentence since 2019 is a reminder: Even without executions, the machinery of death cranks on

April 21, 2022 · Kristin Collins

If you follow the news about the death penalty, you’ve probably heard that five executions are scheduled in United States in the next few weeks — and that one of them is Melissa Lucio, who is set to be killed in Texas in a few days despite overwhelming evidence that she was coerced into confessing […]

Filed Under: Blog, Crime Deterrence, Declining Use

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Today is Liv Perkins-Davenport’s last day with NCC Today is Liv Perkins-Davenport’s last day with NCCADP. For the past year and a half, Liv, our Director of Communications and Development, has poured so much into this organization and the movement to end the death penalty in North Carolina.

We’re incredibly grateful to have had them on our team. Please join us in wishing Liv all the best in their next chapter.
We are delighted to welcome Elliona Bannerman and We are delighted to welcome Elliona Bannerman and Ava Gilmore to NCCADP as our fall 2026 interns! They'll spend the semester learning about North Carolina's movement to end the death penalty while contributing to our organizing work. 

We asked them to introduce themselves in their own words:
North Carolina has gone 20 years without an execut North Carolina has gone 20 years without an execution. More than 100 organizations and faith and community leaders are calling on the state to make that permanent.

Organized by NCCADP and the Southern Coalition for Social Justice, the statement reflects growing support across North Carolina for moving beyond the death penalty for good.

Read more at the link in our bio!
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