Everyone can make a difference...

Our young people have been getting creative in their responses to Anne Frank. Inspired by all they learnt during our conference at the end of March, young people across the country have been sending us art in all forms reflecting their commitment to building a world free from prejudice.

Take a look at some of the great work we've received so far...


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We are recruiting for new Trustees

Are you passionate about building a world free from all forms of prejudice? Do you believe deeply in the power of education, especially around the Holocaust? Can you contribute time and expertise in fundraising and/or organisational infrastructure and governance? If the answer is Yes, we’d love you to hear from you. We are currently looking for two new trustees to join our Board.
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Educating Against Prejudice - Our Impact Report

Published today, the Educating Against Prejudice report by social psychologists at the University of Kent presents data on nearly 3,000 school pupils – before starting the Anne Frank Trust programme, after completing it, and again a year later.
Young People Gather in Manchester to Challenge Antisemitism and all forms of Prejudice

Thanks to the immense generosity of Michael Joseph MBE and the support of the Department of Education, 80 of the Anne Frank Trust’s Ambassadors and Peer Educators from across the UK, gathered in Friends’ House in Manchester, for the Anne Frank Trusts Annual Youth Conference.