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Her Majesty The Queen becomes Patron of the Anne Frank Trust UK

Ahead of Holocaust Memorial Day 2024, on Saturday 27th January, we are deeply honoured to announce that Her Majesty The Queen has become the first Royal Patron of the Anne Frank Trust UK.

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Author: Judy Silkoff

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.

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Author: Lauren Keiles

International Day to Combat Islamophobia

The Anne Frank Trust UK is honoured to work with Hisa Haroon-Iqbal OBE from the Muslim community. With Islamophobia rising significantly, on the International Day to Combat Islamophobia, we commit to redouble our efforts to build a world free from prejudice and discrimination.

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Author: Lauren Keiles

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119,311 young people engaged with our programmes in 2023
58% of our young people retain their improved attitudes 12 to 18 months after completing the programme.

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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. Read more

We're changing attitudes

  • I'm now able to challenge prejudice and discrimination when I am confronted with it. I always try to help others who don't understand, and I challenge those who do not understand and still spread hatred.

    Anne Frank Ambassador
    Windlestone School, County Durham

  • Becoming a peer guide has made me think a lot about how you shouldn't just judge someone because of their ethnicity, race or religion. Just because you are different doesn't mean you shouldn't be treated justly and fairly.

    Anne Frank Ambassador
    Bow School, Tower Hamlets

  • Anne Frank has inspired me to stand up for people. Say if we go back a year or two, if someone was being abused or someone was being called out I'd have left it alone or walked away, but now I would stand up for that person.

    Dennis, Anne Frank Ambassador
    Kingsford Community School, London

  • Learning about Anne Frank has made me a lot more open-minded... in that I'm willing to meet new people maybe outside of my culture, my race.

    Anne Frank Ambassador
    Lealands High School, Luton