The EVS volunteers will contribute to the preparations and the implementation of the travelling exhibition about Anne Frank and its related programme of activities, such as the project "Anne Frank Ambassadors" . The Anne Frank exhibition focuses on the story of Anne Frank, the historical context of her time and the relevance of this history for today’s world. Copies of the exhibition tour in 40 countries. Its educational programme is based on the concept of 'peer education': young people themselves are responsible for the guided tours.In the framework of the 2016 EVS project, the volunteers will mainly deal with presentations of the exhibition in the Netherlands. The exhibition will be shown in at least five locations. Using standard materials, the volunteers will assist the local organisers of the exhibition. On location the volunteers will help the exhibition guides (usually young people aged 15 – 18) to fulfil their tasks; the volunteers will contribute to the training of the guides, they will be in permanent contact with them and at the end of the exhibition presentation they will organise the evaluation with the guides and report back to the project coordinator at the Anne Frank House.The volunteers will also contribute to the project "Anne Frank Ambassadors". This is an initiative by the Anne Frank House to actively maintain the network of former peer guides in the Netherlands and abroad. The guides connect through dedicated webpages and they are offered to take part in follow-up activities; some of them will be selected to take part in a youth meeting that will be modelled after the first "International Youth Conference" that took place in the Anne Frank House in August 2014. This international youth meeting will take place in the summer of 2016 and the EVS volunteers will be co-responsible for the programme and the logistical aspects of it.