News for August 2010

Anne Frank Garden Dedication

Immaculée Ilibagiza's website

Educate Yourself on Genocide

ICC reopens possibility of Genocide charges against Bashir

The Convention on the Rights of the Child

Why can't every child go to school? Every girl and boy has the right to a good education, but today more than 115 million miss out. Find out more.

“How wonderful it is that nobody need wait a single moment before starting to improve the world.”  -Anne Frank

The purpose of The Anne Frank Project is to encourage the college and surrounding communities to utilize the great wisdom of Anne Frank as a starting point for the intense examination of Genocide, intolerance, bigotry and racism as a means towards finding solutions towards an elevated human condition.  This annual conference will provide a forum for:

-Exploring the impact of Anne Frank’s ideals throughout history, cultures and diverse populations.

-Exploring Genocide from a variety of disciplines and perspectives spanning Theater to Theology, Sculpture to Science.

-Exploring current educational practices in diversity, tolerance and interculturalism.

-Exploring the multicultural faces of Genocide with survivor testimony from a variety of cultures.

-Celebrating the life wisdom and ideals of Anne Frank and the countless innocent children victims of Genocide, hatred and intolerance.