Wyoming lawmakers tabled a bill last week that would have created a bias-motivated crimes law in the state, commonly referred to as a hate crime law. House Bill 218 was postponed indefinitely on March 12 by members of the Wyoming House Judiciary Committee. The bill would have allowed a court to take into account a suspect’s targeting of an

This month’s Mountain States Spotlight features our region’s newest team member: Development Assistant Jessica Markowitz. We are thrilled to have Jessica joining our regional staff. How did you first become involved in ADL? How are you involved now? I have known about ADL since I was a young girl. I’ve learned more about its efforts fighting antisemitism and hatred more

Twenty-six professionals were accepted into the ADL Mountain States Region’s 2021 Robert B. Sturm Leadership Fellows Program, part of ADL’s national Glass Leadership Institute (GLI). The program began in January and will last through September. We are grateful to this year’s program chairs, Tamara Berkman and Laura Knaster, who are both Sturm Fellows alumnae and members of the ADL Mountain

  The Anti-Defamation League (ADL) Mountain States Region is pleased to announce the winners of its 2020 Summer Associate Research Program Memo Competition: Molly E. Clarke and Laura J. Salter. Both Ms. Clarke and Ms. Salter were summer associates at Otten Johnson Robinson Neff + Ragonetti. Both of the winning memos address current legal issues around COVID-19 response. Molly Clarke

With antisemitism and anti-Israel bias at their highest levels in recent memory, ADL is responding by equipping students with constructive and effective tools to stand up to these challenges in high schools, on college campuses, at summer camps and more with its signature Words to Action program. Thanks to a generous grant from Rose Community Foundation and others, ADL reached