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NCADP 2010 Annual Conference -- Building Bridges to Wider Audiences
January 14 - January 17, 2010
Louisville, KY
Online registration available until January 31, 2010
Please join us for the NCADP 2010 Awards Dinner on Saturday, January 16, 2010 at 7:00 p.m. The reception will start at 6:00 p.m.
One ticket to the Awards Dinner is included with Full Conference Registration. Dinner tickets are available for $150.00 for those who have a one-day registration, guests of attendees, and all those wanting to celebrate with us. To purchase dinner tickets and/or to register for the conference, please see the “Register” tab above.
If you choose to spend the night, we have a special hotel rate of $114.00 per night (for reservations made before December 4, 2009). Please use the "Hotel and Travel Information" tab above to make your hotel reservation.
The Annual Awards Dinner allows us to celebrate those who have been at the vanguard of our important and necessary movement. At the 2010 Dinner, we will honor:
New York University Professor of Law Anthony Amsterdam, with NCADP’s Lifetime Achievement Award, for decades of work leading and educating the legal community, empowering them to fight the death penalty case by case.
New Mexico Governor Bill Richardson, as our Abolitionist of the Year, for signing the repeal bill that made New Mexico the third state to end the death penalty in the past four years.
New Mexico Representative Gail Chasey, also receiving the Abolitionist of the Year Award, for her tireless work in that state’s legislature, which made abolition a reality in New Mexico.
The New Mexico Coalition to Repeal the Death Penalty, with the Lighting the Torch of Conscience Award and for their years of labor to bring repeal to New Mexico.
The Kentucky Department of Public Advocacy with our Outstanding Legal Service Award, for giving a voice to Kentuckians who could not afford life-saving counsel without their help.
Carl Wedekind, with a Special Recognition for his long career as Director of Kentucky’s Abolition NOW campaign and Board Member of the Kentucky Coalition to Abolish the Death Penalty.
Singer-Songwriter Steve Earle will receive the Shining Star of Abolition award.
