Support the Anne Frank Project

The Anne Frank Project has achieved significant change by leveraging the power of stories. Here’s a snapshot of our achievements:

• Teacher Training. Regionally, we’ve trained elementary, middle, and high school teachers in Story Based Learning through workshops and semester-long immersive classroom application. To date, we’ve trained in over 75 schools, more than 150 teachers, and over 50,000 students.

• Social Justice Education. Our annual Social Justice Festival is attended by more than 2,500 people each year. Since its inception, it has reached more than 35,000 people.

• Engaging Local Students. Buffalo State student plays reach 2,500 Buffalo State University students and local K-12 students at 25-30 Buffalo Public Schools each year.. Each performance is followed by a student facilitated workshop. Our plays have reached more than 50,000 local school students.

• Teaching Local Students. Our annual MyStory Day is a social justice festival for middle and high school students featuring lessons from the Holocaust/Genocide, restorative justice, socio-economical learning, and anti-bullying. To date, it has been attended by 1,500 students from 50 local schools.

• Teaching Story-Based Learning. We introduce Story-Based Learning through workshops in many different community settings. These workshops have been attended by more than 40,000 individuals.