Fred Davine, a Mountain States ADL Board Member for 25 years, talks about his passion for classic cars, U.S. History, and fighting anti-Semitism and bigotry.   How are you involved with ADL? I’ve been a board member since 1989 and I participate in the Catholic-Jewish Dialogue, which I have co-chaired. I have served on the Development Committee, have been involved

On May 13th the Anti-Defamation League released the results of an unprecedented worldwide survey of anti-Semitic attitudes. The ADL Global 100: An Index of Anti-Semitism surveyed 53,100 adults in 102 countries and territories in an effort to establish, for the first time, a comprehensive data-based research survey of the level and intensity of anti-Jewish sentiment across the world. Among the

  Three law enforcement officers from the Mountain States Region recently attended two of the Anti-Defamation League’s premiere counter-terrorism trainings.   Steve Woodson, Director of the Wyoming Division of Criminal Investigation and Commander Patrick Phelan of the Denver Police Department attended ADL’s Advanced Training School (ATS) from June 1-3, 2014 in Washington, D.C. ATS is a three-day course for law

Looking to get more involved in ADL? Know a young leader who’s passionate about civil rights or someone who loves interfaith dialogue?  Now is the time to apply or nominate someone you know to join one of two ongoing ADL efforts. The Robert B. Sturm Mountain States Leadership Fellows Program is ADL’s regional young leadership program, created to involve people,

ADL Board Member Sharon Schonhaut talks about her passion for the Fourth of July, anything with milk chocolate and, of course, ADL.     How are you involved with ADL? Over the years, I’ve served on lots of ADL committees (Education, Civil Rights, Centennial Celebration, Strategic Programming, etc.) and now it is an honor to be on the Regional Board.