Take the Healing from Violence survey

People across our state are hurting and grieving. The ripple effects of violence affect all of us, but especially those who have lost someone close to them to homicide. Those closest to the pain need to be heard.

That’s why the Coalition to Abolish Death By Incarceration (CADBI) is surveying Pennsylvanians who have lost someone close to them to homicide, to gather information from those directly impacted about responses to violence that make our communities happy, healthy and safe. Please take our 20-question survey here below.

Tell Mayor Kenney and City Council: Shut Down the Detention Center and show us that #BlackLivesMatter

#SHUTDOWNDC #DEFUNDTHEPRISONS #FREETHEMALL

In this time of Black insurrectionary uprising, we call for the freedom of our Black loved ones, neighbors, and friends who are still trapped behind bars. They are held with no court dates in sight, in horrific conditions, locked down over 23 hours a day, unable to protect themselves from COVID-19 or to be home with their families during this crisis. 

On Both Sides: Rally to End Death by Incarceration and Heal our Communities

CADBI rally 2018Join the Coalition to Abolish Death By Incarceration for our fourth annual day of action in Harrisburg! This year, we will be highlighting the voices of those whose families have been impacted both by violence and incarceration, with a call to lawmakers to end Death By Incarceration (also known as Life Without Parole) and instead support transformation, healing, and accountability.

We Believe in the Possibility of Redemption: a Statement of Faith on Parole Eligibility for People Sentenced to Life Without Parole

CADBI meeting in a church

As people of faith, we support legislation that would allow for parole eligibility for those serving life sentences. This is because we believe in the full humanity of those who are harmed by violence and those who perpetrate harm.

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