ADL Blog

A Women's History Month picture book round up to explore the history, accomplishments and stories of girls and women.

We can bring women’s history to the forefront by conveying to students that the study of any subject is incomplete if it does not include women’s perspectives, representation and voice.

Remembering Ruth Bader Ginsburg; One officer indicted after investigation into shooting of Breonna Taylor; Zoom cancels Leila Khaled webinar

This week marks the 100th anniversary of the U.S. Congress passing and the states ratifying the 19th Amendment, officially giving the right to vote to all citizens of the United States regardless of gender.

After an outcry from ADL, the Women’s March voted to remove a board member with a long history of deeply offensive and anti-Semitic statements. ADL sent two senior leaders to Capitol Hill this week to testify in front of Congress about the global threat of white supremacy and the proliferation of hate online. Police in Colorado investigate a Snapchat image picturing high school students with violent, anti-Semitic caption.

Historically, white supremacists have embraced the idea of white women being forced to have more babies but have opposed non-white women bearing more children.

It’s crucial for leaders to condemn anti-Semitism and we appreciate the President’s firm denunciation of anti-Semitism, the Holocaust, and the murderous Pittsburgh attack in his State of the Union Address. The president has taken strong first steps in speaking out against anti-Semitism, and now we look to him to take action to combat this age-old hatred.

This is a blog about sexist name-calling and the public disparagingdirected towards women that impacts all of us, especially young people.

ADL takes a look at howeffective hate crime response and comprehensive hate crime data collection can advance police-community relations.

The Trump Administration's continues to try toobstruct the rights of immigrants and the reproductive rights of women in America.

A blog about sexual harassment and what schools can do to address the issue.