Leorah Young, a member of the Mountain States Anti-Defamation League Regional Board and Co-Chair of ADL’s NextGen 360, was honored on June 7, 2020 with the Daniel R. Ginsberg Leadership Award at ADL’s Virtual National Leadership Summit (VNLS), which recognizes outstanding leadership in the fight against antisemitism, racism and all forms of prejudice. Due to COVID-19, ADL’s annual and exclusive

The entire ADL community mourns for George Floyd who was horrifically murdered by the police in Minneapolis. As an organization committed to fighting all forms of hate, ADL knows that this brutal death follows an explosion of racist murders and hate crimes across the U.S. Systemic racism, injustice and inequality call for systemic change. Learn more by visiting ADL’s landing

  For over 100 years, it has been the mission of ADL to not only stop antisemitism, but also to secure justice and fair treatment to all people. This foundational obligation is found in Deuteronomy, which provides, “Justice, justice shall you pursue.” Following the brutal murder of George Floyd, our pursuit of justice requires us to raise our voice and

  This month’s Spotlight shines on ADL Mountain States Regional Board Member Cheri Rubin, who was recently profiled in ADL’s national publication, ADL Insights. This story is reprinted from the Spring 2020 edition.    Cheri Rubin was introduced personally to ADL when Scott Levin, Mountain States Regional Director, and three other ADL representatives served on a task force she co-chaired

The ADL Mountain States Region is incredibly proud of the 60 schools that were designated No Place for Hate for the 2019-2020 school year. Many educators and students worked hard to create safe and inclusive schools. While we have not been able to hold our planned No Place for Hate Celebration Breakfast, we have planned virtual celebrations over the next