The Daily Bulletin

The 2015 Anne Frank Project will be held on campus September 16 and 17. This year's theme is "Identity, Inclusion, and the World." The annual social justice festival supports sessions that provide tools and vocabulary for community building, conflict resolution, and identity exploration. Through kinesthetic workshops, performances, and exhibits, festival participants activate theory into practice.

• Download the AFP 2015 app to check in (iPhone/Android/HTML web view). View the agenda for all festival performances, exhibits, and workshops. 
• View our website for more information.
• Interested in having an AFP staff member visit your classroom before the festival? We can talk about AFP programming (times flexible) or perform our new campus production, "Shattered" (MWF 10:00 a.m.–noon), which explores the gray areas of sexual consent. Please send us an e-mail to schedule a time.
• Volunteer for AFP 2015. We'd love to have you and your students on board to help make this festival a great success.

Questions? Contact AFP assistant director and festival curator Eve Everette.