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On this day in 1942, Anne Frank wrote about her Jewish friends and neighbours being deported to Westerbork transit camp....
09/10/2026

On this day in 1942, Anne Frank wrote about her Jewish friends and neighbours being deported to Westerbork transit camp. Through her diary, Anne reflected on the growing fear and persecution facing Jewish people outside the Secret Annex and across Europe.
 
By continuing to share her story, we reaffirm our commitment to teaching the lessons of the Holocaust and empowering young people to recognise and challenge antisemitism and all forms of prejudice.

At the Anne Frank Trust, we work with young people in schools all across England and Scotland.Meet our fabulous Educatio...
06/10/2026

At the Anne Frank Trust, we work with young people in schools all across England and Scotland.

Meet our fabulous Education Delivery Specialists, who drive our mission forward every single day - empowering young people to recognise, challenge and become upstanders to antisemitism and all forms of prejudice. 

👉Swipe to meet our brilliant team!
 

We are deeply saddened to hear of the passing of Dame Esther Rantzen.Esther was a long-time friend and supporter of the ...
02/10/2026

We are deeply saddened to hear of the passing of Dame Esther Rantzen.

Esther was a long-time friend and supporter of the Anne Frank Trust. In 1991, she and her late husband Desmond Wilcox visited one of our very first Anne Frank exhibitions in Brighton. In 2007, she co-hosted our Anne Frank Awards ceremony at the Hackney Empire, and in more recent years she was our keynote speaker at one of our Annual Lunches.

Esther achieved so much in her lifetime to make other people's lives better - through ChildLine, The Silver Line, and decades of fearless campaigning. Everyone at AFT who had the privilege of meeting her remembers her warmth and generosity.

Reflecting on Dame Esther's passing, our Honorary Vice President, Daniel Mendoza OBE, said: "Dame Esther dedicated so much of her life to helping others. She achieved an extraordinary amount professionally at a time when the glass ceiling for women was still firmly in place, and she used that success to make a difference to countless lives through her charitable work. The Anne Frank Trust was blessed to have her support, and I will always remember her warmth, generosity and determination to make the world a better place."

Our thoughts are with her family and loved ones at this time.

🌿✨ As Sukkot continues, Chag Sameach from everyone at the Anne Frank Trust UK! This morning, some of our London team wer...
01/10/2026

🌿✨ As Sukkot continues, Chag Sameach from everyone at the Anne Frank Trust UK!

This morning, some of our London team were delighted to visit our colleague Judy Silkoff beautiful sukkah, taking time to come together, learn more about the festival, and celebrate as a team.

We hope everyone celebrating is having a meaningful and joyful Sukkot 💛

On this day in 1900, Auguste van Pels was born. She was one of the eight people who hid in the Annex. She went into hidi...
29/09/2026

On this day in 1900, Auguste van Pels was born. She was one of the eight people who hid in the Annex.

She went into hiding on 13th July 1942, exactly one week after the Frank family entered the Annex, with her husband Hermann, and son, Peter.

After being arrested in August 1944, Auguste and her family were all ultimately killed by the N***s because they were Jewish.

Anne Frank Ambassadors from across West Yorkshire were privileged to meet with Baroness Alison Lowe of Armley, West York...
29/09/2026

Anne Frank Ambassadors from across West Yorkshire were privileged to meet with Baroness Alison Lowe of Armley, West Yorkshire’s Deputy Mayor for Policing & Crime, for a roundtable discussion on hate crime, prejudice and community cohesion.

Ambassadors shared their experiences, questioned the Deputy Mayor about work in the region to tackle hate crime, and explored the role Anne Frank Ambassadors can have to contribute in creating safer, more inclusive communities.

Thank you to Deputy Mayor Baroness Lowe for meeting with our Ambassadors and engaging so thoughtfully with their experiences and ideas.

29/09/2026

Our Anne Frank Ambassadors have been wonderful in our meeting with Baroness Alison Lowe, Deputy Mayor for Policing and Crime.

She said about our Ambassadors "It was a delight to meet the young people from the Anne Frank ambassador programme. It is so refreshing to meet positive young people who are leading the way on making our communities safer, kinder and better for everyone."

On this day in 1942, Anne Frank wrote about her complicated relationship with her mother and the feeling of not being fu...
27/09/2026

On this day in 1942, Anne Frank wrote about her complicated relationship with her mother and the feeling of not being fully understood by her. Through her diary, Anne shared the thoughts, frustrations and hopes that shaped her experience in hiding.

By continuing to share her story, we reaffirm our commitment to teaching the lessons of the Holocaust and empowering young people to recognise and challenge antisemitism and all forms of prejudice.

Chag Sukkot Sameach to all our Jewish supporters, colleagues, Ambassadors and friends from everyone at the Anne Frank Tr...
25/09/2026

Chag Sukkot Sameach to all our Jewish supporters, colleagues, Ambassadors and friends from everyone at the Anne Frank Trust UK!

As families and communities gather in sukkahs to celebrate the festival, we hope this special time brings happiness, reflection and togetherness.

May the days ahead be filled with friendship, gratitude and hope.

Happy birthday to Anne Frank Trust Honorary Patron and Holocaust Survivor, Mala Tribich MBE! Born in Poland in 1930, Mal...
24/09/2026

Happy birthday to Anne Frank Trust Honorary Patron and Holocaust Survivor, Mala Tribich MBE!

Born in Poland in 1930, Mala endured multiple concentration camps, and was imprisoned at the same time as Anne Frank in Bergen-Belsen. After the camp was liberated, she moved to the UK in 1947, and dedicated her life to sharing her testimony with thousands of young people in schools and universities across the country. Through her powerful story, she has helped ensure the Holocaust is never forgotten and inspired generations to challenge prejudice and become upstanders in their own communities.

We are sending her love and best wishes on her special day. ❤️

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