The Anti-Defamation League Mountain States Region’s Fall 2016 Dateline Newsletter is at the printer’s, but you can read it online right now! Check out who’s being honored at the upcoming Civil Rights Awards Reception on February 8, the strides made by the region’s award-winning No Place For Hate Initiative, how to support the critical work of ADL on  Colorado Gives Day,

Anti-Defamation League Regional Director Scott L. Levin was recently asked by Denverite what he’s learned from the past year. His op ed, “What I’ve learned by paying attention to the language used this year,” explores the relationship between respect, language, and interpersonal connections. Levin explains: Our country is comprised of people with different backgrounds and beliefs. I have learned that

On November 2, 375 people joined the Anti-Defamation League’s Mountain States Regional Office for its 75th Anniversary Diamond Dinner at the Denver Museum of Nature and Science. The celebration began with a cocktail reception, including live music from local band Franny and the Jets.  Shereen and Michael Pollak, owners of Hyde Park Jewelers, received ADL’s Community Impact Award in the

  Seventeen young professionals have joined the Anti-Defamation League Mountain States Region’s 2016-2017 Robert B. Sturm Leadership Fellows Program.  The program year began with a half-day retreat at the Genesee Challenge Course in Golden on September 11 at which the new Fellows had an opportunity to try out partner and group team-building activities on the low and high ropes courses

Anti-Defamation League Mountain States Regional Board Members Gil Hermann, MD and daughter Peggy Hermann talk about how they both became involved in ADL and why the values of the League are shared by their family. How did you first become involved in ADL? How are you involved now? Gil: I joined the Catholic-Jewish Dialogue many years ago and am still