In Anne's own words

 

"...I long to have a home of our own, to be able to move around freely and have someone help me with my homework again, at last. In other words, to go back to school!"

Anne M Frank

 

Working with Offenders

The Anne Frank Prison Project was founded in 2002 in response to growing concern about racism and prejudice in prisons.

Since 2002, the project has visited over 40 institutions and is regarded as one of the most effective means of tackling this complex issue within the prison environment.

Our objectives

Using the A History for Today exhibition the Anne Frank Prison Project aims to:

·  Educate prisoners and young offenders about the life of Anne Frank and the history of the Holocaust

·  Educate prisoners and young offenders about the dangers of racism, prejudice and discrimination in contemporary Britain

· Challenge patterns of criminal behaviour by encouraging respect for self and others, individual responsibility, communication skills and empathetic thinking.

For more information on the project email Steve Gadd, or call us on 020 7284 5858 

Also make sure to check out our Prison Project blog for regular updates on the programme!