Author: Hannah Cox

Hannah joined EJUSA in 2018 to educate and mobilize conservatives around the systematic flaws with the death penalty. Her work has led to the repeal of the death penalty in two states while supporting dozens of Republican lawmakers to sponsor death penalty repeal bills across the country. Hannah graduated from Belmont University, and previously worked as the Director of Outreach for the Beacon Center of Tennessee, a Policy Analyst for the National Alliance on Mental Illness, and as the Director of Development for the Tennessee Firearms Association. She is also a Newsmax Insider.

A Movement Matures

Conservative leaders against the death penalty convened in New Orleans to recap this year's efforts toward repeal.

In September, Conservatives Concerned About the Death Penalty (CCATDP) hosted its first national gathering for staff, supporters, and volunteers from across the country. We converged on New Orleans and spent two thrilling days talking about our numerous recent victories and strategizing for future campaigns. The past year has been amazing. Conservatives were the deciding votes… Continue reading A Movement Matures

March Newsletter

California Halts Executions! Governor Gavin Newsom has announced an executive order that will halt all executions in the state of California. In addition to this, the order will also close the state’s death chamber and pull the current execution protocol. The governor called the practice of capital punishment “discriminatory, unjust, and inconsistent with our bedrock… Continue reading March Newsletter