On June 17, at Emanuel AME Church in Charleston, South Carolina, nine people were murdered in a racially motivated attack intended to intimidate and divide. For parents and educators looking for information about how to talk with young people about these horrific events, here are some resources from ADL’s Education Division which may be helpful. Discussing Hate and
The Anti-Defamation League Mountain States Region was pleased to host an Israeli police commander in late May to conduct briefings with local law enforcement agencies. Chief Superintendent Roy Valdman, Head of the Investigations Division for the Israel Police Central Unit in Tel Aviv, visited Denver May 26-29. Valdman presented briefings on the dual role of the Israel Police
In a letter to the Editor of the Denver Post, Mountain States Anti-Defamation League (ADL) Regional Director Scott L. Levin wrote to express ADL’s horror and sadness at the terrible murders in Charleston, South Carolina: Editor: The Anti-Defamation League Mountain States office is horrified and profoundly saddened by the terrible murder of nine people at the historic Emanuel AME Church
Join Lady Gaga, whose “Born This Way” Foundation was the recent recipient of the Anti-Defamation League’s “Making A Difference” Award, and over one million students around the country by signing up your K-12 school today! “Youth for me represent a kinder and braver world because their stories have the ability to change things. It takes just one story to inspire
The Mountain States Region of the Anti-Defamation League (ADL) has received a Rose Community Foundation three-year grant in the amount of $62,303 to be used exclusively for implementing a new and important educational initiative in the Denver-Boulder region. Words to Action: Empowering Students to Address Anti-Semitism and Bias on Campus is an interactive education program designed to empower and equip
