9/11 REUNITED Menu About Episodes Photos Releases Videos Releases August 10, 2026 NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC COMMEMORATES 25TH ANNIVERSARY OF 9/11 WITH THE LAUNCH OF A GROUNDBREAKING INTERACTIVE VIDEO ARCHIVE FEATURING NEVER-BEFORE-SEEN FOOTAGE AND EYEWITNESS TESTIMONY (NEW YORK – Sept. 1, 2026) Today, National Geographic published a landmark, interactive video archive that allows audiences to explore never-before-seen footage and eyewitness testimony from the events of Sept. 11, 2001, drawn from its catalog of 9/11 documentaries. Available now at natgeo.com/911archive, the archive offers an immersive, multi-perspective exploration of September 11 and its aftermath, bringing together firsthand accounts from survivors, first responders and eyewitnesses. The comprehensive experience invites viewers to delve deeply into the events of that day through the voices and perspectives of those who lived through them, providing a definitive account of the day in a groundbreaking new format. The digital experience encompasses over 100 hours of video footage, including more than 20 hours of footage never before seen by the public, originally filmed for National Geographic’s acclaimed “9/11: One Day in America” and “9/11 Reunited” docuseries, produced by 72 Films Press Release
August 10, 2026 NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC COMMEMORATES 25TH ANNIVERSARY OF 9/11 WITH THE LAUNCH OF A GROUNDBREAKING INTERACTIVE VIDEO ARCHIVE FEATURING NEVER-BEFORE-SEEN FOOTAGE AND EYEWITNESS TESTIMONY (NEW YORK – Sept. 1, 2026) Today, National Geographic published a landmark, interactive video archive that allows audiences to explore never-before-seen footage and eyewitness testimony from the events of Sept. 11, 2001, drawn from its catalog of 9/11 documentaries. Available now at natgeo.com/911archive, the archive offers an immersive, multi-perspective exploration of September 11 and its aftermath, bringing together firsthand accounts from survivors, first responders and eyewitnesses. The comprehensive experience invites viewers to delve deeply into the events of that day through the voices and perspectives of those who lived through them, providing a definitive account of the day in a groundbreaking new format. The digital experience encompasses over 100 hours of video footage, including more than 20 hours of footage never before seen by the public, originally filmed for National Geographic’s acclaimed “9/11: One Day in America” and “9/11 Reunited” docuseries, produced by 72 Films Press Release