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

The Anti-Defamation League has a longstanding commitment to protecting civil rights, and has been a key partner in advancing Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender (LGBT) rights. Learn more about ADL and the LGBT Community-December 2014.

From preparing for our fun and interactive ArtWorks ADL: Justice, Advocacy and Art™ fundraising event on December 10 to training hundreds of members of law enforcement to combat bias and extremism, the Mountain States Anti-Defamation League has been busy working to secure justice and fair treatment for all. Check out our latest newsletter to find out more.    

    The question of whether individuals should have the right to require Internet search engines to remove links to old and embarrassing information about themselves was debated across the country this fall by the Anti-Defamation League. Members of the Mountain States Region’s Board and its Civil Rights Committee overwhelmingly decided that there should not be a “right to be

Regional Board Member and National Commission Executive Committee Member Peggy Goldman epitomizes ADL’s mission. When asked why she’s passionate about the Anti-Defamation League, Peggy Goldman points to her upbringing in a small town, her love of the law, and her first ADL function. “I was practicing as an attorney in the early 1980s,” she says, “and a group of us