ADL Mountain States Associate Development Director Asha Holsopple shares her passion for her dog Sammy and for raising funds for worthwhile causes like ADL. Why did you decide to become involved in ADL? I’ve always known about ADL. My mom worked with the Chicago ADL office in the process of bringing a Holocaust exhibit to her school in Indiana and
Colorado Supreme Court Justice Melissa Hart was the keynote speaker at the opening reception on June 4 for the 2019 ADL Mountain States Region’s Summer Associate Research Program. Justice Hart shared the story of how she was selected by Governor Hickenlooper to join the CO Supreme Court in 2017. She also discussed what justice and access mean to her, and
June is Pride Month and ADL’s Mountain States Region is proud to participate with events and resources. On June 11, ADL’s NextGen 360 young professionals group sponsored “Lifting Up Transgender Voices,” a program featuring a panel discussion that enabled participants to learn about the transgender community, the unique challenges the community faces and how to be a stronger ally for
ADL’s Mountain States Region would like to acknowledge and thank our summer interns who are dedicating their time, energy and creativity to assisting with ADL activities and projects. Shay M. Goldberg is very excited to be an intern for ADL this summer. Originally from Connecticut, Shay is now a rising senior at Colorado College where she majors in Psychoanalysis in
On May 2, nearly 1,600 guests joined ADL for its 38th Annual Governor’s Holocaust Remembrance Program, one of the largest such events in the United States. This year’s program, at Temple Emanuel in Denver, featured a conversation between Holocaust Survivor Gene Klein and his daughter, Dr. Jill Klein, a professor specializing in resiliency. In the spring of 1944, when
