“This trip was a once-in-a-lifetime experience,” says Colonel James Wolfinbarger, Chief of the Colorado State Patrol and former director of Colorado’s Office of Preparedness, Security and Fire Safety. He was speaking about ADL’s National Counterterrorism Seminar (NCTS) inIsrael. Twice a year, ADL brings top-ranking American law enforcement officials toIsraelfor an intense week of briefings from Israeli experts about counterterrorism tactics

On May 27th, in conjunction with the Denver Police Department, ADL’s Mountain States Regional Office presented a day-long training for over 100 law enforcement officials throughout Colorado. Included were seminars on Colorado’s Hate Crime Statute, Left-Wing and Single Issue Extremists, Right Wing Extremists and Anti-Government hate groups. The seminar on hate crimes offered instruction on the special nature of hate

On April 29, 2009, the Mountain States Office of ADL presented its 2009 Torch of Liberty Award to three remarkable families who are “Passing the Torch” of community service and leadership from one generation to the next. ADL honored Sen. Rollie and Josephine Heath passing the torch to Joel, Stratton and Kristin Heath; Bob Peña and Anna Wickard passing the

The Mountain States Office of the Anti-Defamation League (ADL) has launched a viral media campaign to help make Israel’s case for its effort to root out the Hamas terrorists whose rockets and suicide bombers threaten its citizens. The broad-based strategy will use online viral and social marketing media to make available posters and other material to explain to a wide

The Gay & Lesbian Fund of Colorado will present ADL with its “2008 Outstanding Non-Profit Organization” award at a gathering in Colorado Springs on December 2. The Gay & Lesbian Fund for Colorado was established in 1996 as a project of the Gill Foundation. Since then, the Gay & Lesbian Fund has awarded more than $20 million to organizations that