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Anne Frank Ambassadors I believe it can be easy to learn numbers and facts concerning historical events, but hard to understand what someone living through those times might be feeling. Exploring a young girls journey through one of the biggest atrocities of the world, can’t help but make you a kinder person, a forgiving person and an accepting person. The only way to bring about global change is through educating the mind and the heart. I have always been confident, but the Anne Frank Trust helped develop my confidence and provided me with various channels to speak about sensitive issues, [...]

March of The Living On arrival at Warsaw airport, our feet had barely touched the floor before we went straight to Warsaw’s main Jewish cemetery. This cemetery was the final resting place of the great and good of Polish Jewry. We heard incredible stories of people like Adam Czerniaków (30 November 1880 – 23 July 1942) – head of the Warsaw Ghetto Jewish Council. Czerniaków committed suicide when asked by the Nazis to arrange deportation lists. This led to discussion about the actions of others at that time such as Rumkowski and the choices these people were being faced with during that [...]

Anne Frank + YouAnne Frank + You is an exhibition about Anne Frank’s life and times. It also presents contemporary issues, such as racism in football, gang violence in the UK and Malala Yousafazi’s campaign for the education of girls. It brings Anne Frank’s voice firmly into the 21st century, and provides a platform for open dialogue on issues of prejudice and discrimination within our society today.The exhibition is recommended for adults and young people aged 10 and over, and encourages fact-finding, reflection, and self-exploration.