February 6, 2014: ADL NY invited former Neo-Nazi skinhead and author Frank Meeink to speak to the Next Generation Philanthropy Community Outreach Network about his experience from racist skinhead to educator. By the age of 13, Frank had already become a skinhead and by 18, he had gained a leadership position as a Neo-Nazi recruiter. With a history of violence

On February 10, the Anti-Defamation League launched the pilot of a new interactive program designed to empower and equip college and college-bound students with effective responses to combat anti-Semitism and anti-Israel bias on campus. Words to Action: Empowering Jewish Students to Address Bias on Campus, is a new curriculum based on ADL’s successful Confronting Anti-Semitism (CAS) program model for middle

Name: Cynthia D. Brodsky   Community: Manhattan  Occupation: Retired educator; Philanthropist ADL Role: Sponsor of the Edward Brodsky Legal Conference, New York Regional Board Executive Committee 1. How did you get involved with ADL? Ed, my late husband, inspired me. He was one of the founders of the New York Lawyers Division and the Legal Conference. I was always proud to support him, his colleagues and

The 20th annual Edward Brodsky Legal Conference – American Democracy in the 21st Century: Voting Rights, Redistricting and Campaign Finance, will be held on Tuesday March 11th at 6 PM at the Times Center in New York City.  This year’s panel will wrestle with the significant changes to voting rights, redistricting and campaign finance – and what they mean to

Alice Cahn, Vice President of Social Responsibility at Cartoon Network, poses with ADL New York Associate Education Project Director, Jason Sirois, at the Becoming An Ally training for the Turner Parent’s Group at the Time Warner Center on Friday, January 31, 2014. Billed as an information session, ADL educated the Turner employees on what bullying is, what it looks like,