Six students connected the past with their present. They found lessons in those that exemplified moral courage and the Anti-Defamation League Mountain States Region is proud to recognize all six student winners, their families and teachers, at the 37th Annual Governor’s Holocaust Remembrance Program on April 24, 2018.  These skilled student writers  rose to the top of almost 250 essays submitted

ADL is proud to announce the winners of the No Place for Hate® Student Art Contest, a visual arts contest, open to the Mountain States Region’s 2017-2018 No Place for Hate schools. It was an opportunity for elementary, middle and high school students to submit original 2D artwork to convey his/her vision of a world without prejudice through art that

  Neil Oberfeld, a past ADL Mountain States Board Chair and current Regional Board Member and National Commissioner, discusses his long-standing involvement and passion for the important work of the Anti-Defamation League.   How did you first become involved in ADL?  How are you involved now? About 25 years ago, I was invited to an ADL leadership development program.  I

  Ten high school juniors from Colorado were selected to be The Gerald M. Quiat Delegates to ADL’s 20th Annual Grosfeld Family National Youth Leadership Mission to Washington, D.C.   The students embarked on a journey with ADL to apply lessons learned from the Holocaust to their own lives and lead the fight against bigotry and hate in their respective communities. These ten student

  The Anti-Defamation League Mountain States Region’s No Place for Hate(R) Initiative is designed to rally an entire school around the goal of creating a welcoming community committed to stopping all forms of bias and bullying. This year, 59 schools in the region are participating. For the past eight years, Murphy Creek P-8 has operated as a No Place for Hate school, affirming the