Unfortunately, concerns have surfaced based on a lack of context surrounding the anniversary commemorations of the Crown Heights conflict. The program – organized under the auspices of Project CARE, a significant coalition of diverse community leaders and organizations – is intended to honor the memory of the conflict and its impact on Crown Heights, and shortly thereafter, celebrate the diversity
On Wednesday, July 20th, ADL New York Region hosted a panel discussion with two of ADL’s esteemed experts on the BDS (Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions) movement at the request of many community members that wanted to expand their knowledge of the issue. The panel was moderated by former ADL New York Region Board Chair Gregg Mashberg, and featured Susan Heller
Jamie Kohen has been an ADL Board Member for the past 12 years, and is involved with ADL’s Education initiatives as well as ADL’s national Leadership 2020 program. Prior to being a member of the New York Regional Board, Jamie was active with ADL’s Philadelphia and San Francisco offices. ADL New York Region was proud to honor Jamie with the
Last week, The Anti-Defamation League (ADL) hosted its 9th Annual Charlotte and Jacques Wolf Educators Conference on Echoes and Reflections at the ADL National Headquarters in New York, NY. The conference hosted 27 educators from across the US who teach lessons on the Holocaust in their classrooms, and offered a unique, in-depth experience for learning and professional development. The ADL,
The Glass Leadership Institute (GLI) is a nationally recognized leadership development program for a select group of young professionals. GLI is an up-close and personal opportunity for participants to expand their knowledge of the mission of the Anti-Defamation League – to stop the defamation of the Jewish people and secure justice and fair treatment to all.
