Remembering Strength Through Unity | New York City News

Twenty-five years after 9/11, NYC students heard firsthand from survivors and responders, learning powerful lessons in resilience, unity, and peace. Anthony Knight, who worked at Ground Zero, honored first responders and urged students to volunteer and collaborate. Dawn Gonzalez, whose sister died in the attacks, shared how to find joy after grief. Students like Zubasha Chowdhury vowed to spread kindness, while Leandro Amador warned against the cycle of hatred. Superintendent Gary Rush called for year-round unity, not just on anniversaries. One student’s closing words echoed the theme: “Today, we remember what we can overcome.”

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