Anti-Defamation League

HQ
New York
Total Offices: 2
782 Total Employees
Year Founded: 2001

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In-Office
Seattle, WA, USA
Agency • Professional Services • Design
Leads ADL’s Pacific Northwest regional operations across Washington, Oregon, Alaska, Idaho, and Montana. Builds community, government, media, volunteer, and interfaith relationships; directs public affairs, programming, incident response, fundraising, strategic planning, and staff management. Represents ADL publicly, advocates on priority issues, oversees regional budgets and facilities, and advances the organization’s anti-hate mission through partnerships and community leadership.
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Remote
United States
Agency • Professional Services • Design
Supports ADL’s Center on Extremism law enforcement and audit teams by maintaining a law enforcement database, preparing reports, reviewing incidents, cleaning data, and analyzing trends. The intern will help improve data quality, inform research and reporting, collaborate with subject matter experts, and present work internally.
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Remote
United States
Agency • Professional Services • Design
Support ADL’s national Incident Response Team by reviewing and triaging incident reports, maintaining accurate records in Salesforce, SharePoint, and AI tools, and assisting with quality assurance and data integrity. The intern will learn incident response practices, collaborate with subject matter experts, develop real-time solutions, and present work internally while contributing to ADL’s nonprofit mission.
Agency • Professional Services • Design
Leads public affairs initiatives addressing antisemitism through advocacy campaigns, political engagement, coalition building, public education, and strategic outreach. The role tracks political, media, and policy developments, converts insights into action, coordinates cross-functional teams, and develops relationships with political and civic stakeholders. It requires strong communication, persuasive writing, public speaking, political ecosystem knowledge, and an understanding of antisemitism, anti-Zionism, and 501(c)(3) political activity restrictions.