For a second year, the Mountain States Region of the Anti-Defamation League (ADL) is conducting trainings for high school and college students in order to empower them to confront anti-Semitism on their campuses and in their own lives.   Last year, ADL received a three-year grant from the Rose Community Foundation to be used exclusively for implementing this new

  In addition to subscribing to and reading our monthly e-newsletter, the Mountain States Messenger, there are several other ways to stay connected to our programs and work. Here are just a few:   Website: For the latest news from the Anti-Defamation League Mountain States Region, including upcoming programs and events, be sure to check out our website: http://mountainstates.adl.org.  

  Colorado voters will weigh in on nine statewide ballot measures this election. After reviewing all of the measures, the Civil Rights and Government Affairs Committees for the Anti-Defamation League Mountain States Region are recommending a “yes” vote in favor of Amendment T. ADL is not taking a position on any of the other statewide ballot measures.   Amendment T

ADL Board Member and National Commissioner Craig Fleishman shares his passions for travel, the law, his family, and fighting for justice and fair treatment for all. How did you first become involved in ADL? How are you involved now? In the late 1970s, Larry Atler, who was a very strong supporter of ADL and its principles, acquainted me with its

  Earlier this summer, law enforcement executives from around the country traveled to Israel to participate in ADL’s 2016 National Counter-Terrorism Seminar (NCTS).  Among the participants was Peter Carey, Chief of the Colorado Springs Police Department.   Each year, NCTS brings the highest level of law enforcement executives from around the U.S. to Israel for a week of intensive counter-terrorism training,