Community Partners

The Anne Frank: A History for Today Exhibition is the centerpiece for community outreach and educational programming that focuses on issues of intolerance and human rights.  It provides an opportunity for organizations and individuals to come together and be part of a powerful exhibit with a compelling message. 2010 community partners include:

• ABQ Stages

• African American Museum and Cultural Center of New Mexico

• Albuquerque Center for Peace and Justice

• Albuquerque Public Library

• Albuquerque Public School District

• Baha'is of Bernalillo County West

• Bookworks

• Bridges for Peace

• City of Albuquerque

• Dept. of Health/Youth Suicide Prevention

• El Centro de La Raza NM

• Equality New Mexico

• Equal Employment Opportunity Commission

• Holocaust and Intolerance Museum of New Mexico

• Indigenous Coalition in Support of Anne Frank Exhibit

• Japanese American Citizens League

• Jewish Community Center

• Jewish Family Service New Mexico

• Keshet Dance Company

• KUNM – Children’s Hour

• New Mexico Community Faithlinks

• New Mexico Coalition for Public Charter Schools

• New Mexico Public Education Department

• NM DOH/Youth Suicide Prevention

• New Mexico Practitioners of Falun Gong

• NAACP

• Office of African American Affairs

• Peaceful Nations

• Rape Crisis Center of New Mexico

• Rio Rancho Esther Bone Library

• Santa Fe Community Partnership

• Solomon Schecter Day School

• United World College of American Southwest

• Working Classroom

• Youth for Human Rights International