Leroy Barber and Shane Claiborne on Faith, Race, and the Death Penalty

Zoom

Dr. Leroy Barber has dedicated more than 30 years to eradicating poverty, confronting homelessness, restoring local neighborhoods, healing racism, and living what Dr. King called “the beloved community” in a variety of organizations and churches. He is the Co-Founder and Executive Director of The Voices Project and College Pastor at Kilns College, as well as […]

Access to Counsel: A Matter of Life or Death

Join Amnesty International USA as we commemorate the 18th Annual World Day Against the Death Penalty. This year's theme is Acess to Counsel: a matter of life or death.

Racism and the Death Penalty

Curtis Flowers spent 23 years on Mississippi's death row. He was tried six times by a racist prosecutor before the US Supreme Court stepped in to save his life. Our panelists will share their unique perspectives on the inextricable link between lynching and the modern-day death penalty. Henderson Hill, Senior Counsel at ACLU Capital Punishment […]

Another World Is Possible: Grace, Mercy, and Restorative Justice

The Arch 3601 Locust Walk Rm 208, Philadelphia, PA

This event revolves around a better vision for justice than our current system of capital punishment and mass incarceration. Shane will frame this event theologically and socially, and it will feature a panel of respondents who have been directly impacted by the death penalty and the criminal justice system (including a wrongfully-convicted death row exoneree, […]