Reviews were mixed as the gavel came down last month to end the 2016 session of the Colorado General Assembly. Civil and religious liberties advocates, such as the Anti-Defamation League, were pleased that several problematic bills failed to advance.  At the same time, they could count no major victories. ADL was actively involved on a number of bills this

    ADL’s 2016 Civil Rights Awards Reception on February 24 honored community leaders Leslie and Noel Ginsburg and Carlotta Walls LaNier, a member of the Little Rock Nine, for their work to advance educational access and opportunity for all students. The reception was attended by over 150 guests and took place at Ponti Hall at the Denver Art Museum.

  The Anti-Defamation League Mountain States Region marked the birthday of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. on January 18 by participating in Denver’s annual MLK Day Marade and celebration. More than 30 ADL Board members, Civil Rights Committee members and community partners gathered at ADL’s offices to reflect on the legacy of Martin Luther King, Jr., and then

  Bus ads accusing Israel of committing war crimes and engaging in ethnic cleansing have confronted public transit users and commuters across the country over the past several years, including those in Denver. What to do, if anything, about those ads has been a topic of heated debate.   One option proposed to address these and other misleading ads is

    Although members of Congress were on summer break in August, ADL Mountain States Board members were busy meeting with members of Colorado’s congressional delegation on several critical issues.   ADL Mountain States Board members met with Congressman Mike Coffman, Congresswoman Diana DeGette, Congressman Doug Lamborn, Congressman Ed Perlmutter, and Congressman Jared Polis. Board members also met with local