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Contribute and read e-mail S T I L L I M A G E S Submit and view photos and art 9 / 1 1 F A Q S Frequently Asked Questions about the September 11 attacks |
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Please note that this website is no longer updated regularly. Click here for more information.  The September 11 Digital Archive is pleased to announce
that it has partnered with the Library
of Congress to ensure the long-term preservation of its collections.
To mark the occasion a day-long symposium entitled September 11
as History: Collecting Today for Tomorrow was hosted at the Library
on September 10, 2003. Click
here for more information about the symposium. Click here for more
information about the Archive's historic partnership with the Library
of Congress. The September 11 Digital Archive is pleased to announce
its collaboration with the American Red Cross Museum to document
the personal histories of Red Cross employees, volunteers, and those
involved in the humanitarian efforts in New York, Western Pennsylvania,
and Northern Virginia. Click here to tell
your story. Help the Smithsonian document this historic event by sharing
your September 11 experience. Submissions will be permanently archived
in the September 11 Digital Archive in conjunction with the National Museum of American History's
exhibition, "September 11: Bearing Witness to History" which is now
on a national tour. Click here to tell
your story. Visitors to the exhibit were given the opportunity to
record their thoughts and memories of the attacks. Click here
to see the results.
The September 11 Digital Archive was funded by a major grant from the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation and organized by the American Social History Project/Center for Media and Learning at the City University of New York Graduate Center and the Center for History and New Media at George Mason University. |
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