Are you moved to action? Advocacy has been a hallmark of the civil rights work of the Anti-Defamation League for over one hundred years. Action Item: Advocate for refugees. ADL represents a community that has experienced the plight of living as refugees throughout its history.  We have benefited when America lived up to its ideals as a haven for victims of

A Message from the Director This past weekend’s Women’s March in Washington, D.C., Denver and cities throughout the United States and the world highlighted how gender bias continues to create barriers to equal rights for women. At the Anti-Defamation League, we strongly support equal rights for women, including a woman’s right to make decisions about her own body and reproductive

In the uncertain circumstances following the November election, Rose Community Foundation took the unusual step of awarding small, unsolicited grants to past or existing grantees that experienced a real and immediate increased demand for services in the days following the election. The grants of $10,000 each were designed to help organizations that serve populations that now feel or will become

In 1941, a dedicated group of Colorado Jewish leaders – led by Col. Melvin Schlesinger and including such notables as Lou Isaacson, A.B. Hirschfeld, Max Goldberg, and Emmett Heitler – started a regional office of the Anti-Defamation League in Denver.  Some say it was the first regional office ever organized outside of Chicago, where ADL was founded in 1913, and

    Board members of the Anti-Defamation League’s Mountain States Region took advantage of a seven-week summer recess by Congress to meet with members of Colorado’s congressional delegation on several critical issues.   ADL Mountain States Board members met with Senator Michael Bennet, Congressman Mike Coffman, Congressman Ed Perlmutter and Congressman Jared Polis. Board members also met with local and