On March 28, 2014, Mountain States Anti-Defamation League Regional Director Scott L. Levin sent a letter regarding HB14-1131, “A Bill for An Act Concerning Harassment Against A Minor By Using An Interactive Computer Service,” or cyberbullying, to the members of the Colorado State Senate Judiciary Committee. The letter objected to the criminal penalties for cyberbullying contained in the bill. In his

  ADL is proud to announce the winners of the No Place for Hate® Imagine A World Without Hate Student Art Contest. Open to the 2013-2014 No Place for Hate schools, elementary, middle and high school students submitted original artwork to convey their vision of a world without prejudice.  Students were asked to create art that illustrated building bridges of

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  In honor of Dr. King’s birthday, ADL’s A WORLD OF DIFFERENCE® Institute has produced a new 38-page curriculum for grades 3-12 examining civil rights in the United States and delving deeper into Dr. King’s historic “I Have a Dream Speech,” to connect its message to the present day.

Father and son board members Clyde and Dan McKenzie share their passion about the Anti-Defamation League and for the University of Michigan (Go Blue!) How did you first become involved in the Anti-Defamation League? Clyde:  [National Chairman] Barry Curtiss-Lusher invited me to attend some board meetings to see what I thought about it.  I did that for about a year