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Oklahoma was the first state and first jurisdiction in the world to adopt lethal injection as its method of execution. In fact, it is one of the remaining 27 states that still utilizes the practice. Oklahoma’s track record with capital punishment has been characterized by botched executions, racial discrimination and wrongful death sentences of vulnerable populations. It’s time for Oklahoma to reevaluate its relationship with capital punishment. Tune into the next community conversation as we learn about the process and business of death in Oklahoma, lessons learned from the Julius Jones case, and proposed policies to secure a more humane and just system.
Discussing Oklahoma's Relationship with Capital Punishment
Incarceration rates for women have increased 800% across the nation. In #Oklahoma alone, the number of women locked away in prisons has increased more than 17-fold, from 176 in 1978 to 3,114 in 2017. We continue to lead the nation in female incarceration, only second to Idaho, and this devastating phenomenon has caught the attention of the world. <br />Join us in a private screening of the film Women in Prison: America's Forgotten Voices by French film studio StudioFact Rights documenting the mass incarceration of women in Oklahoma. <br />Afterwards we will be joined by Kris Steele, the Executive Director of TEEM, Colleen McCarty, the Executive Director of Oklahoma Appleseed Center for Law and Justice, and Tondalao Hall, an advocate for reform and formerly incarcerated individual.
Film Screening and Panel Discussion on Women's Incarceration in Oklahoma
We are thrilled to announce our legislative priorities for the upcoming year as well as share the data and resources we have shared with our legislators through interim studies.
Community Conversation- Data & Transparency in Oklahoma's Criminal Legal System
We are thrilled to announce our legislative priorities for the upcoming year as well as share the data and resources we have shared with our legislators through interim studies.
Felony Classification Webinar: Modernizing Oklahoma's Outdated Criminal Code
It’s time for justice and we need you! Join us and Together Oklahoma as we discuss critical criminal justice issues leading up to the coming election and legislative session. Find out about opportunities to get involved and practical ways you can make a difference.
It's Time for Justice!
We are excited to spend an evening with you looking towards the future and revealing our legislative agenda for 2023. Please join us and Oklahoma City University School of Law Center for Criminal Justice on October 6th for an informative evening filled with our bipartisan panel of advocates. We are thrilled to announce our legislative priorities for the upcoming year as well as share the data and resources we have shared with our legislators through interim studies.
Oklahomans for Criminal Justice Reform 2023 Policy Agenda Reveal
We are thrilled to announce our legislative priorities for the upcoming year as well as share the data and resources we have shared with our legislators through interim studies.
Oklahomans for Criminal Justice Reform 2023 Policy Agenda Reveal
Oklahomans for Criminal Justice Reform Live Stream
Oklahoma continues to lead the nation with the worst policing, incarceration, and sentencing records. We cannot continue in this destructive cycle of mass incarceration in the supposed name of public safety. We must reevaluate and interrogate how we think of safety and justice in our community and our response to harm. Listen along as we dive into an ongoing initiative in Oklahoma to reimagine safety and justice.
Introduction to the Square One Project: Reimagining Safety and Justice in Oklahoma
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