(Jewish News) More than 65 percent of young Muslims feel more positively about Jewish people after taking part in Anne Frank Trust programmes, according to new research.
The “Educating Against Prejudice” report by social psychologists at the University of Kent presents data on nearly 3,000 school pupils — before starting the Anne Frank Trust (AFT) programme, after completing it, and again one year later.
The organisation, founded in 1991, empowers nine-to-15-year-olds to challenge all forms of prejudice through the diary of Anne Frank. Its schools programme offers educational outreach in primaries and secondaries across the country.
