Films

Through the lens...

Anne Frank's diary inspires young people to use their creativity to reflect on what they learn during our anti-prejudice workshops.

Here are a few examples of the amazing films our Ambassadors have created!

Community

Young people from the Roma Community in an original music video about their culture and identity

I imagine that...

Our incredible Ambassadors from Highfield Leadership Academy, Blackpool and Woodside High School, North London developed the lyrics and music for this video, with the help of composer Pete Letanka and poet Amina Jama. Their work was then performed by Benson Wilson, William Thomas and Nardus Williams from the Harewood Artist programme, filmed at the London Coliseum, home of English National Opera. We are also grateful to all who volunteered their voices for the choral segment in the video!

#AnneFrankOneDay

We are excited to share the full version of our film #AnneFrankOneDay. This is a creative project made with young people from schools across the country, sharing their experiences of prejudice and their hopes for One Day. We are launching this film as part of Holocaust Memorial Day 2022 as a way to highlight the impact of prejudice, and what we can do in order to build a world without hate or genocide.

Made in collaboration with Blind Summit Theatre, Phil Okwedy and TMAX films. With music composed by Holly Khan.

Racism in Sport

Created by a group of Bradford AP Academy students

Ellesmere Port

Year 12 History A Level students worked with the Anne Frank Trust in order to create a powerful film, interviewing staff across the school about their experiences of prejudices throughout their lives, from a variety of perspectives. This film was created in order to challenge stereotypes, create discussion but also to reinforce the inclusivity of school community.

Latest

The Anne Frank Fonds Basel: Legacy, Mission, and Responsibility
Anne Frank Trust Statement on Antisemitic Stabbing in Golders Green
Anne Frank Trust Youth Ambassadors Share First‑Hand Experiences of Discrimination and Champion The Power of Upstanders at Number 10 Downing Street

Youth Ambassadors from the Anne Frank Trust UK, who have witnessed or experienced antisemitism, anti-Muslim hatred and other forms of prejudice, met senior advisers at Number 10 this week to share their lived experiences and call for stronger education to tackle rising levels of prejudice.
Young People Gather in Manchester to Challenge Antisemitism and All Forms of Prejudice

The Anne Frank Trust held its 7th Annual National Youth Conference in Manchester this week, bringing together some 90 young people from 18 secondary schools across the UK, to take a united stand against rising antisemitism and hatred. All students attending the conference had previously attended one of the Trust’s two-day workshops and been trained as ‘Peer Educators’, with the skills to share their learning within their schools. We were also privileged to be joined by several of our Ambassadors

Art

Take a look at some of the art our ambassadors have created to help educate others about prejudice and discrimination
Creative writing

Take a look at the wonderful creative writing responses of young people who have taken part in our anti-prejudice programmes
Explore Anne Frank's Diary

Reading Anne Frank’s diary for the first time can be a ground-breaking moment in any reader’s life. Since it was first published, the book has inspired generations of people around the world – from school children to world leaders.
Learn about the life of Anne Frank!