ADL in Boulder

The Mountain States Region's Boulder Satellite Office

The Anti-Defamation League’s Mountain States Region’s Boulder satellite office operates full-time, thanks in part to a grant from the Rose Community Foundation and support from the Allied Jewish Federation, the Jared Polis Foundation and many others. ADL’s Boulder office works to “stop the defamation of the Jewish people…to secure justice and fair treatment to all” by responding to complaints of anti-Semitism, hatred and bigotry; tracking extremist groups; assisting and training law enforcement; bringing ADL’s A WORLD OF DIFFERENCE® Institute anti-bias education programs to schools, businesses and community groups; and striving to preserve religious freedom for all.

For more details on any of the information below,
please contact the Boulder ADL office at (303) 449-2607.

The Boulder Steering Committee
The Boulder Steering Committee (BSC) is an instrumental component of ADL's work in Boulder; members assist in setting priorities and play key roles in ongoing projects. Current BSC sub-committees include: City Relations, Development, Education, and Young Leadership Circle. To get involved, contact boulder@adl.org.

ADL Decries Defacement of Gunbarrel Building with Swastikas
January 21, 2010 — ADL decried the defacement of a Boulder building with swastikas.

2007 Annual Audit of Anti-Semitic Incidents
March 6, 2008 — Despite a national trend of decreasing reported anti-Semitic incidents for the third consecutive year, the number of anti-Jewish incidents in Colorado increased for the first time in three years, according to the Anti-Defamation League's 2007 annual Audit of Anti-Semitic Incidents.

ADL Commemorates Martin Luther King Day in Denver and Boulder
January 19, 2010 — ADL commemorated Martin Luther King Day in Denver and Boulder.

FBI Issues Statement on Anti-Semitic Hacking of Boulder Websites
January 8, 2010 — The FBI and Boulder Police Department issued a joint statement concerning their investigation following the hacking of two Boulder synagogues' websites, acknowledging their work with ADL on this matter.

25 Schools Sign Up for 2009-2010 No Place For Hate® Program!
September 2, 2009 — 25 Colorado and Wyoming schools sign up for 2009-2010 No Place For Hate(r) Program

Stein: The Hurtful and the Hateful - Boulder is no place for hate
November 25, 2007 — The Orthodox Jewish community celebrated this week when the Boulder City Council voted in favor of granting a lease to provide for the implementation of an eruv -- a virtually unnoticeable, non-taxpayer funded symbolic boundary that will provide a greater quality of life for many who observe the laws of the Jewish Sabbath. But the celebration was tainted by comments from others in Boulder who have judged, mocked, and even demonized the proponents of the eruv.

2007 Boulder Community Builder Awards Presented
November 7, 2007 — Two hundred people attended ADL’s Boulder Community Builder Awards Luncheon, emceed by ADL Boulder Steering Committee co-chair and Regional Board member Sara-Jane M. Cohen.

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