Dozens of ADL supporters gathered at the offices of the Mountain States Anti-Defamation League to remember the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., and then joined with a record-breaking crowd of over 30,000 civil rights supporters who chose to make Martin Luther King Jr. Day “A Day On, Not a Day Off” by walking in Denver’s annual Martin

ADL Mountain States Assistant Director Jeremy Shaver represented the Anti-Defamation League at an NAACP Unity Luncheon with NAACP National President Cornell William Brooks on January 24. The luncheon was part of a weekend of events with Dr. Brooks in Colorado Springs after an explosion outside the NAACP Colorado Springs office earlier this month.   Reflects Shaver:   “The Unity Luncheon

  The professional team and leadership of the Anti-Defamation League’s Mountain States region thanks all of its generous donors who contributed to the 2014 Annual Campaign. More than 800 local donors chose to sustain the work being done every day to combat hate and create a world with more justice and respect for all people. In a world where we’re

  Anti-Defamation League Regional Board Member and National Commissioner Melinda Quiat shares her passion for travel to exotic locations, why Yom Kippur is her favorite holiday (really!), and the reasons that she’s been a lifelong supporter of ADL.     How are you involved with ADL? I have been a Mountain States Regional Board Member for about five years. I

The Anti-Defamation League’s Mountain States Region recently held a preview of the upcoming 2015 Colorado General Assembly and training session for those who will serve as legislative liaisons in the coming year. More than 20 individuals gathered on December 3 to learn more about the issues that Colorado legislators will likely consider in the upcoming session, which begins on January