People in the US: how do you see the impact of 9/11 on the country and day-to-day life?
Summary
The Guardian is asking Americans to share how the September 11 attacks have affected the country and their daily lives, 25 years later. People aged 18 or older can submit their stories anonymously or with their names through a secure online form.Key Facts
- The request is for Americans to reflect on the impact of 9/11 on the U.S. and personal life.
- Responses can be anonymous and are collected through an encrypted form.
- The Guardian will only use the personal data for this story and will delete it when no longer needed.
- Participants can upload a photo and provide optional personal details like age, background, and location.
- Contributors can decide if their responses can be published and whether they want to be contacted first.
- The Guardian offers audio and video interview options but these are voluntary.
- The form includes links to terms of service and privacy policies for transparency.
- This is an invitation for public participation, not a news report or analysis.
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