In this newsletter, John Hamilton discusses three narratives of 9/11 that illustrate the best of humanity on the darkest of days. These stories hold the power to inspire and encourage young people to be more engaged citizens in their communities.

In this newsletter, John Hamilton reflects on the ongoing Russian invasion of Ukraine, offering insights into history and the power of encouragement during conflict. Subscribe to our newsletter at www.the957project.org/subscribe.

In this newsletter, John Hamilton reflects on the fog of an orphan war and the power of collateral effects. Subscribe to our newsletter at the957project.org/subscribe.

In this newsletter, co-founder John Hamilton reflects on our Veterans Day trip to the National Flight 93 Memorial, working on Mr. David Beamer's "homework," and the gift of father-son relationships. Subscribe at the957project.org/subscribe

We recount our first ever Veterans Day trip to the Flight 93 Memorial and David Beamer's special words of wisdom for our students. Subscribe to our newsletter at the957project.org/subscribe.

In this post, we examine the difference between history and memory and how it impacts students. Subscribe to our newsletter at www.the957project.org/subscribe.

Reflections on looking forward as we remember the 20th anniversary of September 11th, 2001. Subscribe to our newsletter at the957project.org/subscribe.

In this newsletter, we include an excerpt from 9:57 Project co-founder Peter Findler’s “Acknowledgments and Introduction” section of our new curriculum guide, Lines of Fire: A Curriculum Guide Featuring 21st Century Wartime Correspondences.

In this newsletter, co-founder John Hamilton discusses the connection between the actions of the passengers and crew of Flight 93 and the meaning of Memorial Day. Not a subscriber? Visit the957project.org/subscribe

A lesson plan from a forthcoming curriculum guide for educators featuring memorable student learning opportunities centered on 21st-century wartime correspondences. This lesson helps students see themselves in the selfless heroes of 9/11.

A veteran profile of 9:57 Project volunteer Cayton Johnson, former commander of the 2-17 Cavalry Squadron of the 101st Airborne Division that touches on life after the military and the power of the 9:57 Project to bridge the "civilian-military divide."

Our inaugural newsletter features a post by former Army Aviator and 9:57 Project co-founder John Hamilton. In the post, John details how the story of Flight 93 and subsequent work with the 9:57 Project has changed his life for the better.