The Flight 93 National Memorial provides ideal opportunities for people to come to deeper understandings of their own experiences of the events of September 11, 2001 as well as opportunities for younger people to understand how those experiences can affect their own lives.
- Conversation Circles
- Primary Theme Title: Heroism
- Primary Theme Title: A World Changed
- Primary Theme Title: Remembering
- Primary Theme Title: Civic Engagement
- Primary Theme Title: Experience
- Topic: What would I have done?
- Topic: Empathy, Envision, Connect
- Topic: Multiple, Personal Meanings
- Topic: Personal Experience, Narrative
- Topic: Children
- Topic: Remember the Emotion
- Topic: Family
- Topic: Action, Participate
- Topic: Ideology, Politics
- Topic: Intolerance
- Topic: Safety
- Topic: Unity, Pulling Together
- Topic: Religion, Faith
- Oral Histories
- Tribute Cards
- Ambassadors
- All Report Content
- Executive Summary
- Project Overview
- Themes Overview
- Research Methods
- Findings and Analysis Detail
- Details: Conversation Circles
- Details: Oral Histories
- Details: Tribute Cards
- Details: Ambassadors
- Researcher Reflections: NPS Mather Center (Conv. Circles)
- Researcher Reflections: PSU Team (Oral Histories)
- Researcher Reflections: UPenn (Tribute Cards, Conv. Circles)
- Researcher Reflections: Eppley (Cross-Strand, Ambassadors)
- Other Documentation, Instruments
- Coding Summaries by Theme/ Topic
- Source Data/ Transcripts
Credits
This site was created by the National Park Service in partnership with the Eppley Institute for Parks and Public Lands at Indiana University, Portland State University, and the University of Pennsylvania. Suggested citation.