Anne Frank Center at the University of South Carolina

Museum
Columbia, SC
The Anne Frank Center at the University of South Carolina offers a rich educational experience through its permanent exhibit, showcasing artifacts, photographs, and narratives from Anne Frank's life. The center houses 100 letters and cards penned by Otto Frank, Anne Frank's father, providing a profound historical context. Catering to diverse audiences, the center underscores the importance of remembering the Holocaust and the threats of prejudice and racism. Through immersive and experiential learning opportunities like guided tours, educational workshops, docent training, and community outreach projects, participants are encouraged to become advocates for equality and justice.

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