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NCCADP recently had the opportunity to speak with

NCCADP recently had the opportunity to speak with a group of law student summer interns as they begin placements with many of our partner organizations across North Carolina. These students are spending their summer learning firsthand about the criminal legal system, the communities most impacted by it, and the work being done every day to advance justice.

Few people have thought more deeply about the deat

Few people have thought more deeply about the death penalty's impact on North Carolina than the speakers joining our webinar on June 23.

Alfred Rivera survived a wrongful conviction. Henderson Hill has spent decades litigating capital cases. Rep. Vernetta Alston brings a policymaker's perspective. Historian Seth Kotch has documented the death penalty's place in our state's story.

Join us as we ask: What have we learned from 20 years without executions?

What: (Webinar) 20 Years With No Executions: What Have We Learned?
When: June 23, 12–1:15 PM
How: Register at bit.ly/nccadpwebinar or at the link in our bio

At a recent Racist Roots screening, two audience m

At a recent Racist Roots screening, two audience members shared that they were attending through a community leave program and would be returning to prison that evening.

When one person asked Ed Chapman for advice on navigating reentry after decades behind bars, Ed drew on his own experience surviving 14 years on North Carolina's death row after a wrongful conviction. His message was full of hope and encouragement: take it one day at a time. Find your support system. Be gentle with yourself. This is a season, and you will make it through.

Thank you to @raleighmennonite for making this event and this conversation possible!

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