The ADL Mountain States Region is delighted to welcome Macy Palbaum and Talia Richland as our 2024 Summer interns! Macy and Talia will be supporting our team for the next two months in all aspects of our regional work. Keep reading to learn more about them. Macy Palbaum is excited to be working as an intern with the ADL
The following essay is by our 2023-24 regional intern, Nathaniel Fisher, who has worked both remotely from his home in New Mexico, and in person for much of the spring while attending classes online. Keep reading to learn what ADL means to Nathaniel, and what’s next for him. The entire regional team is grateful to Nathaniel for his tremendous work
The ADL Mountain States Region thanks its 2023 Summer interns, Marlie Cohen and Josh Wigler. Marlie has been working in person in the regional office in Denver, while Josh has been participating remotely from Great Neck, New York. Read their reflections of their summer internships below to learn what ADL means to them, what they accomplished, and what’s
It feels like my path to ADL was fate. As a Jewish kid, I was bullied in school, ostracized in social groups, and felt like a stranger whenever I looked to the surrounding hills only to see massive crosses propped up. It was confusing to me as a child. I looked the same as the other kids and we played
My road to ADL has been one of many twists and turns. I first learned of the Anti-Defamation League when I was a freshman advisor in high school. Part of our training included a 2-3 day program with ADL on bias related bullying. After the training I went back to school and taught freshman in our advisee program what
