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Anne Frank Day
12 June 2008 

Commemorate the 10th Anniverary of the Anne Frank Declaration

Download new educational resources for primary and secondary schools.

Current public exhibitions

Manchester Jewish Museum 1 April - 25 June
Blackburn Cathedral 1st May - 31st May

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Government minister visits Anne Frank + You

Bill Rammell, Minister for Lifelong Learning, Further and Higher Education visits Anne Frank Exhibition in Southgate College read more 

 

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January to March 2008

Reports on Anne Frank exhibitions in Liverpool and Southgate College, Holocaust Memorial Day Commemorations and the latest Anne Frank podcast read more

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Welcome to the Anne Frank Trust UK

Anne Frank is one of the most famous victims of the Holocaust. Her diary has inspired millions of people all over the world including Nelson Mandela and John F Kennedy.

Anne’s story is that of an ordinary Jewish girl who died, along with six million others in the Holocaust, because of the hatred and persecution of one group of people by another.

The world said never again. But even in Britain today, it is still possible for someone to be attacked because of their religion or the colour of their skin.

Her Story: Our World Today

This is why the Anne Frank Trust UK, the British partner organisation of the Anne Frank House, works tirelessly to use the story of Anne Frank as a means of educating about the dangers of racism and prejudice and the vital importance of taking individual action to help build a society based on compassion, responsibility and respect.

Here's how we do it:

Anne Frank+You A major multimedia exhibition visited by over 100,000 people every year and a catalyst for social action in towns and cities across Britain

Anne Frank + You at Southend College

 

  

 

 

 

 

School and Community Projects Direct work delivering educational exhibitions and workshops to over 20,000 young people every year

Holocaust survivor Eva Schloss talks to a student at an Anne Frank project

Work with offenders Educational projects for prisoners and young offenders reaching over 5,000 individuals every year

  Prisoners visit an Anne Frank exhibition

 

 

 

 

 

 

Anne Frank Awards A powerful education and awareness raising programme celebrating the achievements of those who through their actions have demonstrated the spirit of Anne Frank.

 

 

 

 

 

www.annefrankawards.org.uk 

We also run special events such as Anne Frank Day, competitions and corporate responsibility events

See our calendar to find out where we are working and how you can get involved.