The Colorado Coalition Against Hate, convened by the ADL Mountain States Regional Office, has prepared a Hate Crime Resource Guide for victims and potential victims of hate crimes, as well as the organizations that support them. The information is intended to promote access to assistance from law enforcement and community resources and to provide support for those members of our
On November 1, 2019, FBI agents arrested white supremacist Richard Holzer for allegedly plotting to bomb a Pueblo, Colorado, synagogue. Holzer also encouraged acts of violence against Jews and the Latinx community. ADL’s Center on Extremism has been aware of Holzer’s activities for several years and has shared information with law enforcement on several occasions (unrelated with this case), citing
ADL’s Mountain States Region is thrilled to introduce Jordan Alvillar, who joins the team this week as Associate Director of Development. How did you first become involved in ADL? How are you involved now? Through volunteer work, I was able to connect with the wonderful Dafna Michaelson Jenet, who is an ADL supporter and a member of the
ADL’s Mountain States Region is delighted to introduce Jacob Brown, who recently joined the team as a development assistant. How did you first become involved in ADL? How are you involved now? My first interaction with ADL was while I was in high school. I was very involved in both my chapter and my region of BBYO
Eighteen young professionals have joined the ADL Mountain States Region’s 2019-2020 Robert B. Sturm Leadership Fellows Program, part of ADL’s national Glass Leadership Institute (GLI). This year’s Sturm Fellows class includes the following individuals, who were chosen through a competitive application process: Sam Blumkin, Kelsey Brown, Keven Coe, Laurinda Frederick, Lydia Henderson Taylor, Eric Hess, Sheena Kadi, Ashley Kowal,
