On April 18, 2015 nearly 70 educators and pre-service teachers from more than 10 Colorado and Wyoming school districts attended a full day of Holocaust education workshops. “Voices from the Holocaust: Resistance and Resilience,” a free professional development opportunity for educators, was an exciting collaboration to increase the knowledge, skills and best practices in Holocaust Education. The Anti-Defamation League’s Mountain

Mountain States Region Director of Development Beth Yohe shares her ADL journey and her passion for fighting discrimination of all kinds. How are you involved with ADL? For the past month, I have been the Director of Development.  For the 16 years prior, I have worked in the Education Division for ADL.  I have had four offices and six different

    The Anti-Defamation League Mountain States Region partnered with several Boulder Jewish institutions to provide security training after threatening letters were received by two of those institutions in April. Representatives of Jewish Together Boulder, the Boulder Teen Initiative, the Boulder Jewish Community Center and congregations Bonai Shalom, Nevei Kodesh, Har HaShem, Bonai Shalom and Kehillat Orot Yisrael gathered for a

A delegation of 20 young professionals, including 15 members of this year’s Robert B. Sturm Leadership Fellows Program, joined with others from the Mountain States Region of the Anti-Defamation League to lobby on Capitol Hill and hear from nationally recognized leaders and speakers at ADL’s National Leadership Summit in Washington, DC from May 3-5.  The delegation met with Colorado Senator

  ADL’s Mountain States Region proudly announces the 2015 winners of their Student Essay Contest – A Tribute to Moral Courage: Standing Up Against Injustice, generously underwritten by Greenberg Traurig’s Great Hearts and Great Minds Campaign. The winners were recognized and received their awards from ADL Board Member Andy Gurrentz, Denver Mayor Michael Hancock and Governor John Hickenlooper at ADL’s 34th Annual Governor’s Holocaust