Another mass shooting has taken place, a violent massacre in which the shooter targeted a Black community after posting a white supremacist tract online that espoused virulently antisemitic and racist beliefs. Young people need our guidance and support as they try, yet again, to process and cope with this unfathomable display of violence, extremism and hate. It’s important for young people

    The Anti-Defamation League Mountain States Region is pleased to share with our community the following article by Stefan and Serge Goldberg, second generation Holocaust survivors and supporters of ADL’s Hidden Child Foundation. Keep reading for the Goldberg family’s remarkable story of survival and legacy for the future, the result of years of serious and significant research.   “Holocaust

The No Place for Hate Excellence Awards were created for those schools that excel in helping to create a culture that is safe and welcoming for all. This may be based on a specific activity or a year-long culmination of activities that significantly impacted their school community. It may also be based on the commitment they have made to the

The No Place for Hate Excellence Awards were created for schools that stood out because of a specific activity or a year-long culmination of activities that significantly impacted their school community – activities that were unique and went above and beyond common No Place for Hate efforts. In 2020-2021, ADL was thrilled to announce the following winners: Palmer Elementary School

With antisemitism at the highest levels seen in decades, ADL has created the powerful new Antisemitism Uncovered video series to help explain and combat the most prevalent antisemitic myths that have spread for centuries and still drive anti-Jewish hate today. New to the series is an alarming and insightful video about how anti-Zionism can fuel antisemitism. The entire series of