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AJC's Colorado office was chartered in 1968 by a "who's who" of prominent individuals from the local Jewish community who saw a need to strengthen interethnic, international and interreligious relations between Jews and the diverse communities of Colorado. Since our founding, AJC Colorado has built bridges through inter-group relations and discussing the issues that affect the future of Denver, Boulder and the region. AJC Colorado works to achieve a dynamic balance between public advocacy and private diplomacy through effective outreach focused on areas of national and international concern.
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The Colorado Chapter of AJC was founded in 1967. Today, with more than 400
member supporters we actively engage in a broad agenda encompassing
interfaith and intergroup relations, church/state issues, energy
security, Israel, international affairs, and the fight against
anti-Semitism at home and abroad.
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AJC Colorado concentrates our work in five core areas: International Affairs; Domestic Policy/Advocacy; Interfaith/Intergroup Relations; Energy; and Israel and has a wide-range of exciting activities and initiatives to participate in.
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The projects and programs of the American Jewish Committee are financed through your personal donations. Find out how you can join or give to AJC Colorado
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Get detailed information about upcomming AJC Colorado events and highlights from our past events.
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Catch up on recent news from our Chapter; Press Releases, In the News, and Chapter Highlights.
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