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Last week, NCCADP's Executive Director Noel Nickle

Last week, NCCADP's Executive Director Noel Nickle joined our partners at the @belovedcommunitycenter for the 2026 NC Truth, Justice, and Reconciliation Commission Process Summit.

Leaders and community members from across the state gathered to deepen relationships and continue the work of truth-telling and repair.

Attendees were honored to witness the unveiling of new Robert Shetterly portraits and to reflect on decades of Rev. Nelson Johnson's leadership.

This is what building the beloved community looks like.

In North Carolina, elected District Attorneys have

In North Carolina, elected District Attorneys have the power to decide whether or not to pursue the death penalty. That means voters have a big say in how justice happens at the local level.

Right now, District Attorneys are on the ballot in all but 4 of the state's 43 prosecutorial districts. In several places, races will be decided by the outcomes of the primary election since candidates from only one political party are running.

Early voting runs through February 28 (at 3 PM) with election day on March 3. Stay informed about where your local DA candidates stand on capital punishment – and make a plan to vote.

As Ramadan begins, we wish you peace, joy, and abu

As Ramadan begins, we wish you peace, joy, and abundance. Ramadan Mubarak!

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