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NC Coalition for Alternatives to the Death Penalty

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Time’s Running Out: Commute Death Row!

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  • When August 18, 2024 3:30 pm – 5:00 pm
  • Where Church on Morgan
    136 E Morgan St, Raleigh, NC, 27601
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  • Hosted by NCCADP

It’s time for us to come together once again to mark the anniversary of the last execution in North Carolina. This year we will gather on the actual anniversary, August 18th, when eighteen years ago Samuel Flippen was killed in the execution room at Central Prison. We’re excited to announce our program which will feature three incredibly inspiring people: Rev. Sharon Risher, Britton Buchanan, and Nick Courmon. Plan now to join us August 18th at 3:30 pm at Church on Morgan (136 E Morgan St) in Raleigh to be energized and empowered for the last remaining months of our Commutation Campaign!  

Rev. Risher is an author, minister, and activist whose mother and two cousins were among the nine people shot to death at Emanuel AME Church in Charleston. Britton Buchanan is a singer/ songwriter from Sanford, NC, and he is most known for being runner-up on season 14 of NBC’s The Voice. Nick Courmon is a member of our NCCADP team, as well as a nationally award-winning poet. Both Britton and Nick will debut new pieces written especially for this event. All three of these individuals use their voices to advance death penalty abolition on the national level, and we’re delighted they are joining us to do so in their home state of NC as well. Following the hour-long program at the church, all who are interested will walk three blocks to take our demand for commutation directly to the gates of Governor Cooper’s residence. Last year’s August commemoration program was meaningful and transformative for our movement. This year your participation is all the more necessary as our call to Governor Cooper grows more urgent with only a few months remaining in our Commutation Campaign.

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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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