Ruth-Anne wrote the Jewish Museum’s travelling exhibition Janusz Korczak Champion of the Child and has interviewed extensively one of the only surviving graduates of Korczak’s Warsaw Ghetto orphanage. She designs seminars for teachers based on Korczak’s philosophy on the rights of children and has presented at conferences on the subject.

Ruth-Anne's research also examines the impact on young people of hearing survivor testimony and the effect on the survivor.

She is also interested in approaching spiritual, moral and ethical questions relating to the Holocaust with students. She works actively in the area of faith schooling, working with a number of Muslim and Jewish schools across England.

Her work with the late Holocaust survivor Leon Greenman has provided rare insights which are incorporated into many of the teaching resources produced by the Centre. She is currently creating a new teaching resource with Paul Salmons, Living with the Holocaust which explores the legacy of the Holocaust through an interactive virtual tour of Leon’s home.

Ruth-Anne presented at the Holocaust Memorial Day Trust (HMDT) panel debate ‘Do we ask too much of survivors?’ She presented at the Royal Wootton Bassett Academy (RWBA) conference ‘Empowering Young People to Change the World’ in May 2014.