Stories that Move

Shorin Ryu Karate Amsterdam
Lizzy Ansinghstraat 88

Stories that Move is a free online tool for teaching about diversity and discrimination.

Stories that Move provides high-quality teaching materials about identity, discrimination, media literacy and civic engagement.

❇︎ Learning through storytelling
❇︎ Safe online learning environment
❇︎ Ready-to-use teaching packages
❇︎ Developed by the Anne Frank House and partners

18/06/2026

A room full of educators and endless inspiration. ✨

From inclusive education and intergenerational dialogue to discussions on perpetratorship, the Educational Inspiration Day brought together educators from across Europe to share ideas, challenge perspectives and learn from one another!

15/06/2026

Remember Chandler? She spoke with us a while back about issues that matter most to her. She reflects on the importance of voting, having your voice heard, and the role democratic participation can play in creating change. And, about the stereotypes she encounters and how they shape everyday experiences.

Quite some time has passed since then, so we “digitally” sat down with Chandler again to hear how her views have developed and what these topics mean to her today. Until then, you can revisit her previous stories and discover more videos on the Stories that Move website, our YouTube channel, or the STM website.

11/06/2026

We’re ready to begin our second learning path: Facing Discrimination. Discover what you can explore and learn in the second part of our tool.

09/06/2026

Our free toolbox explores identity, discrimination & what it means to take action — for both teachers and students. 🏳️‍🌈✨

+ StandUp Pride2026

01/06/2026

Join our webinar for World Refugee Day!

World Refugee Day takes place annually on June 20th. To mark the occasion, the Anne Frank House is hosting a webinar one week prior to explore how to implement our online toolbox.
This session will feature the lived experiences of young refugees from Stories that Move.
Our goal is to enrich your teaching, foster empathy for refugees, and deepen students‘ understanding of the complex challenges involved in resettling in a new country.

In this webinar, the aim will be:
- to help teachers and other educational professionals to discuss topics related to refugees with their students.
- to get to know the stories of young refugees.
- to learn how to use the online toolbox in the classroom.

Register on the Stories that Move website:

https://www.storiesthatmove.org/agenda/world-refugee-day-2/

11/05/2026

A while back, we shared three videos offering a glimpse into Jac‘s world, where she opened up about her Jewish identity and her journey with activism. She explores the potential of democratic participation, while also being honest about the hurdles she faces and the moments she feels restricted in her daily life.

More than a year has passed since then, so we sat down with Jac again to see how her perspective has evolved and how she views these topics today. Until then, you can catch up on her previous stories and explore more videos on the Stories that Move website or our YouTube channel or the Stm Website.

30/04/2026

Here is our new series, “What does that mean?” by Stories that Move! Here, we select key word and show you how to deepen your knowledge using the toolbox. What word should we do next?

01/04/2026

Meet Krystyna Gil and learn about some of the experiences of the Roma community in Poland under the German invasion.

Dive deeper into this story with the Stories That Move Toolbox in Learning Path 3! 📚

25/03/2026

We’re ready to start our second Learning path; Facing discrimination. Take a look at what you can learn in the first part of our tool!

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