9/11: Day of Service Virtual Field Trip | Discovery Education
Strengthening Our World Together, One Good Deed at a Time. Empower a young generation to commemorate the 20th anniversary of September, 11, 2001 as a day of unity and commitment to the greater good with this uplifting virtual journey centered in NYC, hosted by the TODAY Show’s Jenna Bush Hager.
Commemorating a Day of Unity
Students born after 9/11 will discover the many powerful ways good deeds can be used to pay tribute to the past and help build a better future. Find positive ways to engage students in discussion around the complexity of 9/11 with this dynamic virtual experience. Students will learn how to take part in civic engagement in their own communities, and meet three subject matter experts who offer diverse insight into the value of service and community.
Subject Matter Experts
| Expert Name | Role and Affiliation |
|---|---|
| Jay Winuk | Executive Vice President and Co-Founder of the September 11 National Day of Service and Remembrance |
| Terri Tobin | Chief of Interagency Operations for the New York City Police Department |
| Hillary O’Neill | College Student Born on September 11, 2001 |
9/11 Day of Service Resources for Educators and Students
Get students prepared for the Virtual Field Trip with a collaborative activity that brings to life the power of civic engagement locally and nationally. A post-viewing activity lets students reflect, share, then start planning their own good deed goals. Access curated content that gives today’s young people an understanding of the impact of events that took place on September 11, 2001, a day that has become an important part of our nation’s history.
Explore a variety of hands-on activities, videos, and additional resources all organized by grade. Explore other Discovery Education resources on social responsibility, current events, and more.
