Mountain States Regional Board Member Diana Zeff Anderson shares her passion for all things Israel and why she is a staunch supporter of ADL. How are you involved with ADL? I have been a board member since I moved back to Colorado from Israel almost ten years ago. What do you do in your professional life? My current work
The Anti-Defamation League is proud to be one of a number of corporations and non-profits that have partnered to create the Ad Council’s new “Love Has No Labels” campaign. #LoveHasNoLabels is a public service communications effort to promote diversity, inclusion and acceptance. It will be featured in public service announcements throughout the year in a variety of formats including social
As the 70th Colorado General Assembly nears its half-way mark, the session has been characterized by the volume of bills introduced to dismantle anti-discrimination laws, attack religious freedom, severely limit women’s access to reproductive health care, restrict access to voting and permit tax-payer funded support for private, religious education. The Anti-Defamation League Mountain States Region is closely monitoring all
ADL Regional Board member Pamela Hirschman’s experience as the only Jewish student in her high school has led to a career in the law and a passion for the mission of the Anti-Defamation League. How are you involved with ADL? I participated in the Glass Partners in Leadership Program (now the Robert B. Sturm Leadership Fellows Program) in 2008 – 2009,
The Anti-Defamation League is pleased to announce the creation of a new online bibliography of recommended children’s books about bias, bullying, diversity and social justice. Books Matter is a directory of over 500 books, organized into eleven categories and including relevant information about each book. This collection of books is representative of the excellent anti-bias and multicultural literature available for educators and
