The National September 11 Memorial & Museum (9/11 Memorial & Museum) is pleased to announce a new special exhibition exploring how New York City has redrawn its iconic skyline through artworks from the Museum’s collection. More.
Towers Rising Opens at 9/11 Memorial & Museum
Powerful and Moving 9/11 Exhibit to Stop in Upstate NY
None of us will ever forget the tragic events that unfolded back on September 11, 2001, but as time goes by, sometimes it's good to pause, reflect, and think back on those who innocently lost their lives and those who sacrificed theirs trying to save others. More.
Masters 2023: LIV Golf rift and 9/11 protests fail to penetrate Augusta National’s super-strength forcefield
The unseen power and wealth that coats The Masters Tournament in armour-plated civility did its job on Tuesday as the headwinds buffeting the game beyond Magnolia Lane gained in force. More.
9/11 families group expresses 'outrage and disappointment' that LIV golfers are playing Masters
Augusta National announced last year that players on the LIV Tour would not be barred from the Masters tournament in 2023. More.
A new book about grief has its roots in the long-lost diaries of a 9/11 victim
Bobby McIlvaine was just 26 years old on September 11, 2001. He was at the World Trade Center by chance, helping a colleague set up for a banking presentation. And he was killed. The Atlantic writer Jennifer Senior knew Bobby well. More.
Justice for 9/11 families at last: It’s time to finally resolve the Gitmo case
For family members of 9/11 victims like us, a resolution to the 9/11 case at Guantanamo Bay seems like a distant horizon that can never be reached. More.
Report: 9/11 Families United sent letter to Augusta National about LIV Golf
A week before the Masters, 9/11 Families United has sent a letter to Augusta National asking to speak to the club’s chairman about the decision to allow Saudi-backed LIV golfers to play in the tournament, according to a report by USA Today. More.
The Long-Term Mental Health Needs of Young School Shooting Survivors
Following the Nashville, Tenn., school shooting this week—the third such tragedy in as many months in 2023—one of the many urgent questions confronting the nation revolves around the growing generation of survivors, many of whom are children too young to properly process a traumatic event. More.