Event: World Premiere of “The Gathering” in Washington, DC

To commemorate World Day Against the Death Penalty, YOU are invited to the world premiere of a new film about death row exonerees from the U.S, “The Gathering.” The Delegation of the European Union and the Embassy of France will host this “EU Rendez-Vous” on Monday, October 17 at the French Embassy in Washington, DC.

RSVP is required. Register here.

“The Gathering” follows death row exonerees at an annual gathering of Witness to Innocence, the nation’s only national death penalty abolition organization composed of and led by exonerated death row survivors. The film captures their voices and the power of their stories as well as the resilience of their family and friends.

Following the film, exonerees, advocates, and diplomats will participate in a discussion about the death penalty the the U.S. and around the world.

Can’t make the event? You can follow along by following @franceintheus, @EUintheUS, and #abolishDP on Twitter.

The Gathering poster


Sarah Craft

Sarah Craft is the program director of EJUSA's program to end the death penalty in the United States. She has worked with EJUSA’s state partners all over the country to develop winning strategies for their campaigns. Read More