Anne Frank LA
Anne Frank LA creates and presents innovative educational and cultural programs and community events that further the legacy of Anne Frank. Our programs enable learners of all ages to better understand the dangers of prejudice and discrimination, the importance of democracy, and how to become upstanders rather than bystanders.
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PLAY ·2023 Grants ChallengeCombatting Hate Through Exhibit/Peer Learning
Anne Frank LA brings the international exhibit, Anne Frank - A History for Today, to 10 LAUSD and private schools in 23-24, reaching 5,000 learners aged 11-18. With beautiful photographs and text in English and Spanish, the exhibit depicts the history of the Holocaust through the experience of the Frank family. Anti-bullying and civics-smart, the program empowers up to 200 student docents to engage their peers in conversations about the dangers of prejudice and discrimination, value of democracy, and importance of standing up against hatred.