Father and son board members Clyde and Dan McKenzie share their passion about the Anti-Defamation League and for the University of Michigan (Go Blue!) How did you first become involved in the Anti-Defamation League? Clyde: [National Chairman] Barry Curtiss-Lusher invited me to attend some board meetings to see what I thought about it. I did that for about a year
SHALOM Denver has been providing mailing, assembly, and packaging services to the Denver business community since 1955. Its mission is to provide employment, training, and job-placement opportunities to people with developmental disabilities and those moving from welfare to work. By utilizing the services of SHALOM Denver, area businesses such as ADL are providing training opportunities and income to at-risk individuals
Artist Errol Beauchamp, whose beautiful sculpture “Leading the Way” was featured at ADL Artworks this past November, reflects on the process that led him to create and to donate this beautiful work of art inspired by ADL’s Centennial theme, “Imagine A World Without Hate.” Read more on the artist’s blog: Settle for More…Imagine a World Without Hate
The Anti-Defamation League (ADL) today condemned as “deeply offensive, outrageous and unacceptable” remarks made by Delta School Board Member Kathy Svenson. Svenson recently stated at a School Board meeting that she believed transgender children would need to be “castrated” in order to use school bathrooms and participate in school activities that fit their gender identity. Scott L. Levin, ADL Mountain
The Mountain States Regional Office of the Anti-Defamation League was fortunate to welcome representatives from the offices of Members of Congress Diana DeGette and Jared Polis, and Senator Mark Udall, during a recent visit from Washington, DC by ADL’s Assistant Director of Government and National Affairs, Mindy Reinstein. Ms. Reinstein and the representatives of these Congressional offices shared information about
