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9/11 + 25 Years: What Have the Media Learned?

What Could We Do Better?

Join us for a poignaint panel discussion featuring award-winning journalists who reported on the 9/11 attacks, reflecting on the tragedy and its lasting impact.

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Collage of 9/11: smoking Twin Towers, wreckage, responders, U.S. flag, and memorial lights

Our panel discussion will be moderated by George Polk Award-winner and veteran New York City reporter and editor Martin Gottlieb

Magazine page with multiple small author headshots and article columns, plus a larger portrait inset in the top right.

Janny Scott on PBS:

[Scott:] "You're bumbling into some stranger's life at an incredibly difficult time, you're a stranger over the phone calling out of the blue and asking them to talk in detail,..about a person who has just died."

Book cover for After Ground Zero by Mike Kelly, showing a city skyline and a man in a blue shirt with a red tie.

Mike Kelly on USA Today

[Kelly] "I wanted to take the reader inside the towers, inside the firehouses, inside the hearts and minds of the firefighters, the police officers who responded."

CNN live breaking news: smoke rises from World Trade Center towers after attack; “America under attack” banner.

Allan Dodds Frank live on CNN:

[Dodds-Frank:] "The street's filled with smoke. Like a fire, a forest fire, roaring down a canyon...Downtown Manhattan is covered with thick white ash and building material"