ADL Board Member and education advocate Karen Bigelow shares her passion for social justice and the work of the Anti-Defamation League. How did you first become involved in ADL? How are you involved now? My mother and my aunts showed me how to get involved from an early age. They have always been active in the Jewish community, mostly
March is Women’s History Month! In addition to the new resources below, check out our Women’s History Month Resources page, which includes curriculum, children’s literature, blogs and other educational resources. While we advocate discussion of women’s history throughout the school year, Women’s History Month is an excellent time to discuss the achievements of ordinary and extraordinary women throughout history, explore
When anti-Semitism presents itself in our community, we stand against it. One threat is too many and, as we see threats sweeping the nation, we are left worried and disturbed. We cannot ignore the wildfire of hate we are experiencing. The Anti-Defamation League and our Jewish community will remain vigilant; our eyes and ears remain open and alert; and the
Are you moved to action? Here’s our most recent ADL Action Alert: Tell President Trump and your Members of Congress that you want the United States to remain a country that welcomes the stranger, provides safe haven for victims of persecution, and treats all human beings with dignity and respect. Go to the ADL Advocacy Center now! ACTION 1:
Are you moved to action? Advocacy has been a hallmark of the civil rights work of the Anti-Defamation League for over one hundred years. Action Item: Advocate for refugees. ADL represents a community that has experienced the plight of living as refugees throughout its history. We have benefited when America lived up to its ideals as a haven for victims of
