In anticipation of the 2024-25 school year, ADL has launched several new and updated resources to support educators, students and their families, particularly in the event that antisemitic incidents occur.  Because ADL has tracked a significant rise in antisemitic incidents across the country,  we wanted to preemptively offer these resources in the event you are faced with antisemitism this

    The ADL Mountain States Region participated in a safety and security briefing on July 24 in Pueblo for religious institutions in southern Colorado. More than 70 representatives from area synagogues, churches and other houses of worship attended the training.   The Protecting Houses of Worship event was sponsored by the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the District of Colorado,

For over 35 years, ADL and Colorado’s Governor have honored the memory and history of the Holocaust, through ADL’s Governor’s Holocaust Remembrance Program. This free community gathering is one way our region connects the past with the present and our hopes for the future. Directly below is a short video explaining the importance of continuing these events, followed by links

The following essay is by our 2023-24 regional intern, Nathaniel Fisher, who has worked both remotely from his home in New Mexico, and in person for much of the spring while attending classes online. Keep reading to learn what ADL means to Nathaniel, and what’s next for him. The entire regional team is grateful to Nathaniel for his tremendous work

  Featured Image: ADL Mountain States leaders met with staff for U.S. Senator Ben Ray Lujan of New Mexico to discuss critical policies to fight antisemitism.    ADL leaders from across the Mountain States Region lobbied their elected representatives on May 21 in support of increasing security for Jewish institutions and vulnerable non-profit organizations, protecting Jewish students on college campuses,