Tuesday, September 6, 2011

Generation 9/11: Ten Years On

Ten years on, the impact of the 9/11 attacks and the events that followed has yet to be fully assessed. For the young people who were coming of age during that time that day and its aftermath served as a seminal moment in shaping their worldview.

Today, the British council is launching a video campaign called "Generation 9/11." The project is seeking to capture the views of people online in an effort to use the anniversary of the attacks of 9/11 to move the dialogue on Muslim – Non-Muslim relations forward.

The first batch of videos was sent from contributors in the U.S., Pakistan, Egypt, Morocco and Hungary:

You can watch my contribution here. Your comments are more than welcome.

You can watch the latest updates by following these links:


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Generation 9/11: Salmaa Elshanshory (USA)



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Generation 9/11: Nadia Zaffar (Pakistan)



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Generation 9/11: Shawn Lent (USA)



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Generation 9/11: Hisham Almiraat (Morocco)



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Generation 9/11: Cristina Balli (USA)



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Generation 9/11: Naveed Ahmad (Pakistan)



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Generation 9/11: Krisztian Gal (Hungary)



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Generation 9/11: Yasser Khalil (Egypt)