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EnglishENDeutschDENederlandsNLMagyarHUPolskiPLSlovenčinaSKУкраїнськаUKEspañolESCatalàCAMore and more teachers have got to know Stories that Move by attending a webinar or taking part in an online course, and we have...
Share this crowdfunding campaign to help fight discrimination! Donate now! Erasmus+ funding Since the launch of Stories that Move in 2018 the Anne Frank House,...
The director of the International School in Amsterdam (ISA) shares why student agency is so important. In a series of filmed interviews, the ‘Coronavirus Chronicles’,...
Peer stories reduce prejudice. This assumption has inspired numerous interventions run by NGOs all around the world. It has also been tested and confirmed in...
After a year working at the Anne Frank House as a volunteer I was thrilled to be asked to prepare a workshop on “The power...
In May 2019 I joined a Stories that Move professional development seminar for teachers in Toruń, Poland, and was delighted to discover that my countryman...
In 2013 Natalia Macioszek, a Polish secondary school student and three other secondary school students from Poland took part in the first Stories that Move...
Most of us only know the standard way of teaching: adults instructing, young people listening. Before my voluntary year at the Anne Frank House in...
To mark Valentine’s day this year, pupils at the VII Josef Pilsudski High School in Kielce, in central Poland, took part in a workshop based...
Sadly, shockingly, tributes to two of the people discussed in Stories that Move have been physically attacked in the past two weeks; Ilan Halimi and...
“Are you prepared to be disturbed?” school leaders were asked at the opening of the Association for the Advancement of International Education (AAIE) conference in...
The Stories that Move CAS club at our school wants to promote the online tool box, so we took the initiative for a creative way...
