The annual 9/11 Community Day of Remembrance and Scout Salute returns. Scouting America's Michigan Crossroads Council's Aaron Gach reviews the day and how the community can get involved.
The Salvation Army, on behalf of 9/11, invites people to "be that something" for someone facing hardship, reminding us that even the smallest gesture can have a lasting impact. We talk to Merle Heatwole, National Commander for the Salvation Army.
Author of Ash and Honor, Jeffrey Robinson, shares the untold 368 minutes of 9/11, weaving together stories of more than 60 eyewitnesses, many of whom have never spoken publicly. Jeffrey gives the emotional examples.
25 years after 9/11, Kenneth Feinberg, the man who administered the federal 9/11 Victim Compensation Fund and inspired the acclaimed film Worth, shares the moving story of national tragedy, grief and healing in the updated paperback release, What is Life Worth? We talk to Kenneth.
On this day, Bush White House Policy Director John Bridgeland offers his view that day from the White House. How did America find unity after the attacks? Bridgeland now serves as the CEO of More Perfect and the first director of USA Freedom Corps after 9/11.
In honor of it's 100th anniversary and the 25th anniversary of 9-11, Civic Theatre opens Come From Away. We talk to those involved, Noddea Skidmore and Jay Fischer, on why the choice and the unique Canadian storyline in song.
Transcripts are provided upon request.
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