Rocky Mountain News Imagine you are a social worker who has 10 years of experience counseling young offenders. Looking for a new challenge, you apply for a job opening in a state-funded program run by a local church. At your interview, you are prepared to answer questions about your counseling experience, your approach to clients and your interest in this
Background: Last year, SB 07-025 was amended on 3rd Reading to clarify that religious organizations are generally permitted to discriminate in employment on religious grounds. The amendment did not, however, continue Colorado’s historical commitment to ensuring that government funds not be used for religious discrimination. HB 08-1080 is intended to reestablish that commitment. Why HB 1080 is needed: H.B. 1080
By: Jim DeFina ADL Board member, National Executive Committee member, National Development Chair and former Mountain States Board Chair Barry Curtiss-Lusher received ADL’s Distinguished Community Service Award for his commitment to human rights and dignity, and his dedicated service to his community, state and nation from Colorado Governor Bill Ritter, Jr. A congratulatory video from ADL’s National Director Abraham H.
It is with great sadness that ADL mourns the passing of U.S. District Court Judge Phillip S. Figa after his battle against cancer. Judge Figa was a former ADL Regional Board Chair, community leader, father and husband. He will posthumously receive ADL’s Distinguished Community Service Award at ADL’s 2008 Civil Rights Award Luncheon on February 4, 2008. Read some of
The Anti-Defamation League’s Mountain States Office announced today that it will present its 2009 Civil Rights Awards to Colorado Governor Bill Ritter, Jr., and community activist Roz Duman at a luncheon on January 27, 2009. “Both Roz Duman and Gov. Ritter have spent their careers working for civil rights and human understanding,” said ADL Regional Director Bruce H. DeBoskey. “It
