Since 2007, we have fostered community awareness through the 9/11 Memorial & Museum’s free learning programs, dedicated to education and tribute for all.
Brian Clark had as close as an encounter as one could have on the historical day of September 11, 2001. He was on the 84th floor of the South tower of the World Trade Center when it was hit by an airplane in what would be known as the worst terror attack on U.S. soil.
After witnessing the first plane hit the North Tower, and receiving a concerned phone call from a friend in Canada, Ron decided to begin exiting the South Tower. As Ron headed towards the 84th floor elevators the second plane slammed into his building.
Michelle (Mikaila) Cruz story of how she escaped with the last elevator and survived 9/11.
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Yet some people in the highest reaches of the South Tower made it out. For many, their journey down the last intact stairwell was fraught with unfathomable danger and nightmarish terror.
Leah and Paige sit down with Joseph Dittmar to celebrate and honor first responders in the Delmarva Area and across the nation. Joseph Dittmar, a survivor of the 9/11 attacks, shares his incredible story.
Most images of 9/11 depict destruction on a massive scale. But Richard Drew’s quiet picture of one man falling from the towers conveys the tragedy of every life lost that day.
Courtesy by, Tunnel to Towers 9/11 Institute™ Curriculum K-2 Units. All rights reserved.
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We are working on a open educational resources (OER), which will be freely accessible, openly licensed for reuse, adaptation, and sharing, including full courses, modules, videos, and tests, enabling customization and broader access without cost restrictions. These will be customization for educators and learners in K-12.
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The stories captured in the organization named "Project Rebirth" All rights reserved. Their film library inspires them and stimulate meaningful discussions and lessons that explore how resilience, gratitude, empathy, and caring for others can emerge from life’s greatest challenges. Through PROJECT REBIRTH'S films, the viewer witnesses history through the strength of the human spirit over the years, and learns how individuals can recover and thrive in the aftermath of tragedy and challenge.
PROJECT REBIRTH makes its closed-captioned films and content available to educators, community leaders and organizations to share lessons of human strength and resilience in the years following the 9/11 attacks. For both those who lived through 9/11 and those who were not born by that day, they provide a unique resource to better understand New York's recovery from the attacks and the strength of its community, through the stories told by what we have preserved are nine people whose faces you may recognize.
Trusted resources to help provide context for examining events before, during, and after the attacks.
By: Phil Nast, Contributor Published: September 23, 2020 with the National Education Association.
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