The ADL Mountain States Region is pleased to announce the honorees of our 2023 Civil Rights Awards: human rights advocate Nga Vương–Sandoval and Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser. They will be recognized at a reception from 5:30-7 p.m. Sept. 13 at The Cable Event Center in Denver. Full details, including tickets and sponsorship opportunities, are at http://www.adl.org/civilrights2023. Nga Vương–Sandoval
June is Pride Month and we have lots of ways for you to get involved and learn more. Participate in Pride Weekend! ADL Mountain States is joining a united Jewish community presence at Denver Pride (June 23-25) to celebrate and support our LGBTQIA+ community. And, we want YOU there too! There are many opportunities to get involved: from
The 2023 Colorado legislative session came to an end on May 8 and the ADL Mountain States Region celebrated the passage of several priority bills that enhanced the safety and security of Coloradans and promoted equal rights for all. Some of the bills the ADL Mountain States Region supported this legislative session included: Senate Bill 23-170 – Extreme Risk
ADL leaders from across the country, including 15 participants from the ADL Mountain States Region, gathered for ADL’s National Leadership Summit (NLS) in Washington, D.C. from April 30-May 2. Participants heard from important global leaders in the fight against antisemitism and hate including White House Domestic Policy Advisor Ambassador Susan Rice, exiled Crown Prince of Iran Reza Pahlavi, CNN Anchor & Chief Political
On April 28, a student at Campus Middle School in Cherry Creek School District allegedly drew swastikas on other students’ arms and legs. If that is not troubling enough, they did so after participating in a lesson about the Holocaust, the systematic murder of over six million Jews and five million others. Of the Jews that were killed, one and
