Remembering 9/11  by librarianinheels@evpl on Thursday,
September 10 2009, 12:30pm. Viewed 671 times.  As a student of
history, I am fascinated by the interactive ways in which New
Yorkers (and others who were in NYC at the time the World Trade
Center was attacked) are contributing to the memory of 9/11. 
The outpouring of personal stories, videos, photos, items from
loved ones and other ephemera is staggering and impressive.  The
National September 11 Memorial and Museum has just launched
(today) an online initiative to collect as much material on a
special website as folks want to contribute.  It's a browsable,
real-time collection of photos, videos and audio material
contributed by those who experienced 9/11 first hand.  It's
called Make History, and invites citizen journalists of the
world to contribute to the memory of the terrorists attacks. 
The site contains largely unedited material, however, and may
contain graphic and disturbing images and some foul language, so
be forewarned.  Still, this huge col