The Toolkit
To guide members of the Anne Frank Youth Network through their educational projects we have compiled all sorts of tools, resources and instruction into a Toolkit. This Toolkit contains in-depth information about Anne Frank, her life story and the historical context of what happened to her. Included in the kit are some examples of the most successful educational activities for young people to guide members of the Anne Frank Youth Network through their own projects.
The content
The Toolkit is split into five sections,– learn, plan, prepare, teach and respond– each aiming to guide you through the different stages of executing your educational activity. The sections will contain multi-media material such as worksheets to fill in, instructional material, as well as testimonies from other peer educators describing how they followed these steps while undergoing their own projects.
Support and guidance
We encourage our members to take responsibility for the social environemt in which they live in. Through direct support, direction and guidance from experienced members of the Anne Frank Youth Network and experts within their region, members are encouraged to organise their own educational activities and work towards making a difference in today´s society.
Educational activities
Members create diverse and unique projects concerning which ever topics they are most passionate about. While learning about the history of Anne Frank in the context of the Second World War and the Holocaust, they may want to organise educational activities to:
- Challenge discrimination and prejudice
- Understand values of equal rights
- Organise events and activities
- Arrange social media campaigns