Join ADL Connecticut Region for a rare behind the scenes look at two young women’s journey from being on the front lines of the Westboro Baptist Church’s hate-filled protests against Jews, the LGBT community, members of the military and others, to escaping the Church and becoming allies against hate.
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Join ADL NextGen Real Estate and the NGPC Outreach Network for an intimate conversation with Oren Segal, Director, ADL Center on Extremism, on the evolving nature of the threat posed by Islamic extremists in the U.S.
Our Interfaith Seder will bring together 75 Catholic, Muslim and Jewish middle-school students to experience a traditional Passover Seder and "break bread" together. We'd love to have you at this special and extraordinary gathering.
Secure Justice at ADL on Long Island's inaugural Awards Dinner May 18th!
The Jewish Community Relations Council of Long Island and the Suffolk County Police Department Office of US Senator Kirsten Gillibrand invite Suffolk County Rabbis, Executive Directors and Administrators to attend a Security Briefing at Dix Hills Jewish Center on May 19, 2016.
Join ADL and other leading organizations for a special program designed to equip students with information, tools, and resources to respond to anti-Semitism and anti-Israel activity on campus.
Join ADL’s NextGen Philanthropy Community for Justice 4 All! Hosted by the NextGen Lawyers Division, Justice 4 All builds on the success of the Securing Justice Soiree and brings together young professionals from the legal community and other industries for a night celebrating ADL’s leadership in Civil Rights, Social Justice and respect for all!
On July 6, 2016, 12-1:30 EDT (9-10:30 PDT), tune in live for ADL’s 17th annual Supreme Court Review. Join distinguished legal scholars Erwin Chemerinsky, Frederick Lawrence and Dahlia Lithwick as they analyze the Supreme Court’s most important rulings this year and discuss the impact of Justice Scalia’s passing on the future of the Court. One-and-a-half (1.5) continuing legal education (CLE)
This unique opportunity is for middle and high school English, history and fine arts educators interested in enhancing their own knowledge and understanding of the Holocaust and other genocides while learning instructional strategies to engage students in this difficult subject matter.
