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,

The Anti-Defamation League Mountain States Region is pleased to announce that twelve community members were elected to its Board of Directors at ADL’s annual meeting in June 2019. “We are thrilled to welcome these new members of the Board, each of whom brings considerable skills, experience and talent to ADL,” said Scott Levin, ADL Mountain States Regional Director. The new

With the Jewish Holidays fast approaching, ADL has the resources and guides you need to understand the requirements concerning school and workplace accommodations. Please contact your ADL Mountain States Regional Office for assistance or to answer any questions. The issue of the proper role of religion in public schools continues to be the subject of great controversy. School officials, parents and

      ADL Mountain States regional board members and staff were busy over the past couple of weeks meeting with members of Congress during the summer recess. In each meeting, important policy issues were discussed including:  legislation to respond to growing domestic terror threats and hate crimes, including anti-Semitic incidents; immigration policy and border detention; refugee resettlement; voting rights