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UPDATE: September 20, 2002.
Latest Reports
Firefighter/adjunct
prof honored for bravery
CD helps students
cope after terror attacks
Live on the BBC: Hudson Valley
union leader
Teachers
adapt curriculum, share concerns about services for students
Psychologists
say need for help remains strong
Tips for dealing with
the "anniversary effect"
Every penny of NYSUT's
9-11 fund has gone to those in need
PBS program helps students cope
Archive
Coping in the classroom
MAY
2002
Dunn
says 9-11 fund 'uplifts' NYSUT staff. May 2002.
SRPs of the Year: Paras play
the part of 'everyday angels.' May 2002.
JANUARY/FEBRUARY 2002
Salute to educators seeks applicants
Thanks to you, NYSUT
9-11 fund tops $375,000
NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 2001
NYC paras and teachers help students cope with commuting
She remembers a phone call that was all too short
CUNY college at Ground Zero reopens
Union monitors health, safety of reopened schools
School secretaries worry about terror war's front lines
AFT salutes sacrifices, dedication
Sending best wishes to New York schools
Ghost pins, fruit cups add to relief efforts
OCTOBER 2001
Helping traumatized students, school staff
Heroic paras carry students to safety
Please be as generous as you can
On the wings of hope: NYSUT locals offer support
Upstate help for NYC schools arrives in a truck
Union monitors health concerns as college reopens
SEPTEMBER 2001
Risking their own lives, teachers and staff keep students safe
Helping the children, and the helpers, heal
Psychologists' tips for easing students' minds
NYC teachers respond to tough questions
Union members help evacuate Borough of Manhattan Community College
Impressions of horror, humanity at NYC colleges
NYC union members lead children to safety
Stuyvesant High 12th-grader tells of the day his world fell apart before his eyes
Escape from PS 89: teachers lead children to safety
Field trip students, staff have upfront view of disaster
A union guide to combat bigotry
When tragedy strikes, union members respond
Terrorist explosions - deja vu for NYC teacher
SUNY Albany faculty, staff and students respond to tragedy
Staff and students dress in red, white and blue to show support
Heroism on the front line
Devoting
a moment to heroes. May 2002.
AFL-CIO unions remember workers of Sept. 11. April 2002.
Team
rushes respirators to heroes
Union seeks support
for reservists
Teacher reservists
on vital mission at Ground Zero
Union toll approaches
1,000 dead or missing
Lasting images of union
heroes
Nurses prepared for the
worst
Psychologists volunteer
their expertise in talking through trauma.
Firefighter/teacher
is on duty in recovery operation at Ground Zero
Fireboat pilot tells of
pumping water onto flaming wreck
A partial list of our
fellow unions affected by the tragedy
At our northern border,
a somber vigil for U.S. customs
AFT members among
victims of terrorist attacks
Relief and recovery
Raising voices and funds for disaster relief
Union's 9-11 fund exceeds $330,000
How to reach out to NYC students, staff
NYSUT launches disaster fund
Union locals dig deep for recovery efforts
Sad or anxious? Call NYSUT Social Services
Union voices
NYSUT President Thomas Y. Hobart, Jr.
"Our foundation will endure"
AFT President Sandra Feldman
"We are all connected, and that makes us strong."
AFT President Sandra Feldman
"A turning point"
Letters from unions around the world
Contact
Write to: Editor, New York Teacher, 800 Troy-Schenectady Road, Latham, New York, 12110-2455
. Fax: (518) 213-6415. E-mail: nyteach@nysutmail.org. Please include your name and address.
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