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NC Coalition for Alternatives to the Death Penalty

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2025 Impact Report

Feb 4, 2026
The NC Coalition for Alternatives to the Death Penalty is proud to share our first-ever impact report, reflecting on a pivotal year for North Carolina’s death penalty abolition movement. From […]

2025 Impact Report

February 4, 2026 · Liv Perkins-Davenport

The NC Coalition for Alternatives to the Death Penalty is proud to share our first-ever impact report, reflecting on a pivotal year for North Carolina’s death penalty abolition movement. From […]

Filed Under: Abolition, Blog, Impact Report Tagged With: 2025, Impact Report, Mass Incarceration, North Carolina Death Penalty, Racial Justice

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On April 25, NCCADP gathered with impacted communi On April 25, NCCADP gathered with impacted community members in Winston-Salem for Returning to the Circle, a restorative gathering for collective healing. Unlike many of our public-facing programs, this day was not centered on advocacy or education for others. Instead, it was centered on the people who so often carry that work themselves.

Throughout the day, participants ate and sang together, created art, joined restorative Circles, and spent time with one another. 

This work matters because movements cannot survive on urgency alone. Restorative justice reminds us that taking care of our community is intrinsic to the work of ending the death penalty. It is how we build a different future.

Special thanks to so many people who helped to make this gathering possible – Lynda Simmons, Leah Wilson-Hartgrove, Jodi McLaren, Shannon Gigliotti, Brenda Hooks, the Hartgrove family, each and every volunteer who made the event happen, Rev. Nathan Parrish and Peace Haven Baptist Church, and of course, everyone who joined us for this special day.
You can't separate the death penalty from racism. You can't separate the death penalty from racism. Alfred Rivera, an NC death row exoneree, explains why.

#EndTheDeathPenalty #NoMoreDeathRow #NorthCarolina #Abolition #SocialJustice #AlfredRivera #Exoneration #WrongfulConviction #DeathPenalty
You're invited! Please join us for a virtual info You're invited! Please join us for a virtual info session to learn about the state of the death penalty in North Carolina, the work of NCCADP, and how you can get involved. This hour-long conversation is a chance to connect with others across the state and find your place in the movement to end capital punishment.

📆  Monday, May 11, 7 PM
📍 Zoom
🔗  Register at bit.ly/NCCADPMay2026

The movement needs you. Start here.
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