The ADL Mountain States Region maintained its focus this past month on public policy changes to help secure houses of worship and to counter the many extremist threats in our region. ADL celebrated Governor Jared Polis signing into law House Bill 1077, the Colorado Nonprofit Security Grant Program, on June 7. The law creates a grant program within
The ADL Mountain States Region, as a member of Hate Free Colorado, is conducting a survey to better understand hate crimes and bias-motivated incidents in Colorado. The results will be used to develop the most effective response and prevention strategies to combat hate crimes. Please take the 10-question survey by clicking here. For Spanish click here. If you do
There are so many ways to create a legacy plan with and for ADL. YOU can provide a lasting impact for generations to come! If you have interest in learning more about the following ways to give, please contact ADL Development Director Susie Moss at mountainstates@adl.org. Hear from these great supporters about why they have created a legacy with ADL:
Summer is a time to catch up on reading and learning for children and adults alike, and to make plans for learning all year long. Take a look at ADL’s resources for students, educators and families. BRING ADL TO YOUR SCHOOL ADL is here for educators, administrators, students and families with critical educational content, relevant programs and
The ADL Mountain States Regional Office was fortunate to have the talented Camille Simmons, a rising senior at Pomona College in Claremont, California, as our intern for the 2021-22 academic year. We asked Camille to reflect on her time with us as she concludes her time with us this month. Keep reading to hear what Camille gained from her
