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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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Join our Run for Repeal Team!

This fall, KCADP staff and supporters will be running the Prairie Fire Marathon, Half Marathon, and 5k races in Wichita, KS in support of KCADP's repeal efforts!   The Prairie Fire Races are on October 13th. So if you are a lifetime runner looking for a fun race this fall or if you are … [Read More...]

Summer Newsletter

The 2013 Summer Newsletter is here it has a new look!   KCADP is on the move and Mary Sloan, KCADP Executive Director, writes about the Push for Abolition in 2014!   Don't forget to check out the special column about Conservatives Concerned About the Death … [Read More...]

A Successful Ride for Repeal- Thank you Bill!

KCADP would like to thank Bill Lucero for all his time and efforts in helping raise awareness, and money, to support our campaign for abolition here in Kansas!   Click here to see more about Bill's ride!   He rode his bike 102.8 miles through the heat and rain yesterday - and … [Read More...]

Join Bill on his Ride for Repeal on Tuesday, June 18th!

Bill Lucero, a longtime friend and volunteer of KCADP is setting out to ride 100 miles on his bike, in a single day, in order to raise awareness about the death penalty repeal efforts in Kansas.   Lucero will bike 100 miles: Tuesday, June 18th, starting from his home at, 1176 SW Warren … [Read More...]

Why I Oppose the Death Penalty–Will Stewart Starks

  Will Stewart-Starks is just one of many Kansans who are opposed to the death penalty.  Will is the Kansas State Chair of Young Americans for Liberty, and he is concerned with issues of innocence, cost and morality.  Watch the video below to hear Will talk about why he thinks Kansas should … [Read More...]