Will 25 Years of 'Never Forget' Succeed Without a Generation That Experienced 9/11?

Twenty-five years after a generation vowed 'Never Forget' the events of 9/11, the pledge now relies on education for over 100 million Americans who have no memory of the tragedy. As the Pentagon prepares to honor those lost, the burden falls on teachers and educators to keep the nation's history alive through curricula and memorials. The generation born after 9/11 is facing a unique challenge in understanding this pivotal moment in American history. Without personal experience, their commitment to remembering depends on the efforts of others.