This page provides links and broadcast clips to some of the press coverage SINCE 9/11 (formerly 9/11 London Project) has received since the launch of the 9/11 Education Programme and public work of art, ‘Since 9/11’ on 5th September 2011.
“I think the more people hear stories like this, specifically young people, hopefully they learn to listen to other people and understand other people… and are less likely to commit hate crimes, less likely to be radicalised.“
SINCE 9/11 visit Runshaw College with 7/7 survivor, Sudhesh Dahad, to share his story with students at the 5th Annual Public Services and Criminology Conference.
“Young people really need to speak out to make a difference”
SINCE 9/11 deliver Critical Thinking Workshops at Sidney Stringer Academy, as part of a scheme run by the government’s Prevent programme to give teenagers across Coventry training on how to spot signs of radicalistion.
“Hard line groups are ‘weaponising’ Islamophobia, Government’s counter-extremism tsar warns”
Sara Khan, Commisoner for the Home Office’s Comission for Countering Extremism speaks at the SINCE 9/11 Primary resource launch, and SINCE 9/11 Trustee and expert in counter-extremism, Kamal Hanif, highlights the importance of teaching tolerance in schools.
“For many like Janice, the disaster is still fresh in their memory…but she wants new generations to learn from what happened”
British 9/11 survivor, Janice Brooks, explains the tragedy of what happened to pupils too young to remember, as part of the SINCE 9/11 Survivor Stories Project.
“SINCE 9/11 aims to teach young people tolerance and understanding: a mission that, nearly two decades after September 11, seems more vital than ever.”
Time Out London, shares with readers information about the Since 9/11 artowrk in Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park.
On the anniversay of 9/11, London remembers an attack an ocean away
Charity Director, Liam Duffy, speaks to Washington Post about the Since 9/11 Artwork in Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, and the expansion of the Charity’s Education Programme.
On the anniversay of 9/11, London remembers an attack an ocean away
Charity Director, Liam Duffy, speaks to Washington Post about the Since 9/11 Artwork in Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, and the expansion of the Charity’s Education Programme.
“I didn’t know what was going on. My first thought was that I was having a nightmare. Then it felt like some kind of after-life”
SINCE 9/11 organises a talk to 50 sixth form students at Swanlea School in Whitechapel by 7/7 survivor Sudhesh Dahad (read his story of the attacks here).
“Liam Duffy, director of the counter-extremism education charity SINCE 9/11, said that from a young age children must be taught about democracy, free speech and social activism to counter the appeal of extremism”
“Survivors of terror attacks are set to discuss their experiences with members of the public”
Conflict Café: Life After Terror at the Imperial War Museum, hold drop-in discussions between eyewitnesses to terrorism and museum visitors, joined by speakers including SINCE 9/11 Charity Director, Liam Duffy.
“Without an understanding of 9/11, it is impossible to fully understand the world around us”
16 years on from the World Trade Center attacks, SINCE 9/11 Director, Liam Duffy, discusses why it is so important to talk to young people about 9/11 and terrorism.
‘Parents in tears over 9/11 classes says head teacher’, Niel Elkes
SINCE 9/11 Trustee, Kamal Hanif OBE, launches Education pack in Birmingham, joined by Professor Simon Schama and Education Minister, Lord Nash – both keen to see 9/11 remembered and understood by children
2013
“Ground Zeroes”, The Sun article from September 9th 2013 on the state of the artwork, before it was placed in Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park
18/03/15 Newham Recorder
9/11 Twin Towers steel sculpture unveiled at Queen Elizabth Olympic Park
National
03/03/15 The Sun
Why is it crucial we teach kids about 9/11
20/03/12 The Guardian
How did 9/11 change UK education?
05/09/11 Education Today
What’s bringing Boris Johnson, Simon Schama, Thomas Van Essen, The New York Fire Commissioner on 9/11, Tracey Emin and Wim Wenders together next week?
06/09/11 Telegraph.co.uk
Simon Schama: ‘Teach events of 9/11 to all children’
06/09/11 Jewish Chronicle
September 11 sculpture unveiled in Battersea Park
06/09/11 Mail Online
Mangled girders from Twin Towers unveiled as 9/11 London memorial (but sculpture is still seeking a permanent home)
06/09/11 Your Local Guardian
9/11 artwork unveiled in Battersea Park as part of educational project
International
04/11/11 www.ny1.com/
WTC Sculpture seeks permanent home in London