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Support for abolition in Kansas extends across the political spectrum
"Kansas criminal justice system is too imperfect to trust it with the death penalty"
Education is an important part of our mission
Some of the Kansans who have lost a loved one to homicide and who call for death penalty abolition
Lobby Day participant jotting notes on her legislative visits
Kansas religious leaders present a faith leader abolition letter with over 430 signatures to legislative allies.
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Action Alert: SB 257 Could Threaten Innocent Lives!

  Thank you to everyone who came yesterday to the Senate Judiciary Committee hearing on the death penalty and invited others to attend. We had a great turnout from KCADP’s membership! Now we’re turning our attention to another critical hearing this coming week. On Tuesday, January 21, the … [Read More...]

Hearing for Abolition Bill EXTENDED

  Due to the amazing turnout of concerned Kansans at today’s Senate Judiciary Committee hearing on two death penalty related bills, the hearing has been EXTENDED and will CONTINUE on Tuesday, January 21, 2014. The continuation of this hearing will take place at 10:30am in Room 346-S in the … [Read More...]

Giving Tuesday

After the turkey and the shopping are over, Giving Tuesday offers a chance to support an organization or cause you believe in on a nationally recognized day of giving.   And today, December 3, 2013 is Giving Tuesday!     You can participate in this national initiative to … [Read More...]

KCADP is thankful for you!

As we enter this holiday season, I can’t help but reflect on all we here at KCADP have to be thankful for…   We are thankful for our new and long-time supporters, as well as, our generous donors who have made our work possible. We are thankful for the wonderful speakers who have visited … [Read More...]

Kansas is Featured in the EJUSA Newsletter!

Kansas Repeal Campaign Snapshot Submitted by Emma Weisfeld-Adams, Tue, 11/05/2013 Think all “Red States” love the death penalty? Think again. A hundred years ago Kansas became one of the first states to legislatively repeal the death penalty. It’s been reinstated a few times since … [Read More...]