No Place for Hate®, the Anti-Defamation League’s year-long campaign to create school climates of respect and inclusion, reached 50 schools – over 47,000 students – in the past school year. This year, the campaign is in 54 schools reaching over 50,000 students from Durango to Fort Collins.  By encouraging students, educators and families to have a voice in the creation

The Quiat Family announced at ArtWorks ADL that in honor of the late Gerald Quiat, they will underwrite the cost of sending high school students from the Mountain States Region to join the Anti-Defamation League’s Youth Leadership Mission.  Their generous investment in ADL will enable a culturally and religiously diverse group of high school students to join other youth from

In response to a Denver Post editorial regarding anti-Israel ads that appeared recently on Denver light rail cars and shuttle buses, Mountain States Regional Director Scott L. Levin submitted a letter to the editor published in the Post’s online blog on November 11, 2013: The Denver Post’s editorial board is to be commended for accurately labeling ads that appear on Regional Transportation

Denver, CO, October 28, 2013…The Anti-Defamation League (ADL) today condemned as “deeply offensive” remarks that compared opponents to the effort to recall Colorado State Senator Evie Hudak to Brownshirts, Nazi paramilitary formations used by Adolf Hitler to intimidate political opponents. Mike McAlpine, a leader in the effort to recall Senator Hudak, recently appeared on the Peter Boyles radio show and

Denver, CO, October 21, 2013 … Scott Levin, Regional Director of the Anti-Defamation League’s Mountain States Regional Office, today issued the following statement on anti-Israel ads that are scheduled to appear on Regional Transportation District (RTD) light rail cars and 16th Street Mall shuttle buses through November 11, 2013, during which time the Jewish National Fund’s 2013 National Conference will