The exhibition 'Reading and Writing with Anne Frank' has opened in Teresina, Brazil, offering free access to visitors from October 17 to October 21. Located at the Nonato Oliveira Art Gallery in the Clube dos Diários, the exhibition features informative panels about Anne Frank and her family's history during World War II. This initiative is a collaboration between the Anne Frank Presente project, based in Teresina, and institutions such as the Anne Frank House in Amsterdam and the Instituto Plataforma Brasil from São Paulo.

In addition to showcasing works by Anne Frank, including 'Tales from the Hideout' and 'The Book of Beautiful Phrases,' the exhibition also includes various educational activities aimed at engaging the public. These activities will encompass text production, drawing, painting, and educational games, which are designed to encourage particularly younger audiences to learn more about Anne Frank's legacy and the historical context of her life during the Holocaust.

This exhibition not only honors the memory of Anne Frank but also intends to promote awareness about the significance of literature and education in confronting prejudice and discrimination. By collaborating with international institutions, the exhibition highlights the importance of preserving history and fostering dialogue surrounding human rights and tolerance in contemporary society, especially in the context of Brazil's diverse cultural landscape.