Anne Frank [+ you} is a project which spanned across Bristol in May and June 2009. At its heart was a multi-media exhibition about the life of Anne Frank, and how her story can help us deal with discrimination and intolerance today. But that was only the beginning.
Anne Frank [+ you} has been designed for schools to benefit from interactive presentations, space to experience and discuss how the issues affect us, as well as guides and lesson plans for teachers with booked parties.
Anne Frank [+ you} is made possible by the work of volunteers who have trained as guides and are able to help you get the most out of the exhibition and supporting events. If you want to find out about volunteer opportunities, it's not too late to join in.
The exhibition opens to the public on Bank Holiday Monday, May 4th and runs until Sunday May 31st. Opening hours vary, so we have posted a full schedule on this site. You can also read here about the background on the exhibition and the programme of events around Bristol linked to Anne Frank [+ you...
It presents the life of diary writer Anne Frank with issues of identity and moral choices we face today.
How do we deal with prejudice, discrimination and hatred when we encounter them? What can we do about them together?
Join the discussion and meet others sharing the experience with us on
Grateful thanks to Bristol City Council for sponsoring the exhibition.
We would also like to thank the many other organisations who have supported the programme:
