On this day, we hug loved ones a little tighter and know that we are always stronger together. And we are always here for you on Sesame Street. #NeverForget
On this day 24 years ago, nearly 3,000 lives were stolen by an unconscionable act of cowardice and hate. Terrorists believed they could break our will and bring us to our knees. They were wrong.
Together, as Americans, we united in grief and purpose. We found light in darkness. And in the face of fear, we came together — to defend our country, to help one another, and to overcome.
Today, we share a solemn rite of remembrance and honor all the souls we lost that day on September 11, 2001. And we remember the immense courage of the first responders — firefighters, law enforcement officers, emergency workers, and service members — who answered the call of duty, and the brave civilians who rushed into action to save lives that day.
America will Never Forget.
We’ll never forget the lives we lost on September 11, 2001. Let’s continue to honor their memories, and the courage of our first responders who put themselves in harm’s way.
Senior figures in the Trump administration have said that there is "a mental health crisis" in the U.S., but the comments come after months of cuts to mental health programs, which some experts said will weaken clinicians ability to treat mental health. https://t.co/YLb8VoexcV
President Biden signs into law a bill passed last week by Congress that mandates federal recognition for same-sex and interracial marriages https://t.co/eTB4h5xIiy
Normalize removing the word “fine” from your feedback.
I’ve noticed a lot of people say “this is fine” when they mean - “this is good/great/awesome”.
Fine doesn’t make people feel good.
Good/great/awesome does.
More from @ENGIEgroup CEO Catherine MacGregor on the importance of ensuring that everyone is included inthe transition towards a clean-energy economy #ENGIEImpactNetZero @engieimpact
We are proud to support the Climate Week NYC & thrilled to host @varungowda -Engie Impact, @AmalfiFranco - Google, Kjell Persson - Panasonic, and Jamie Herring - Climate Engine to cover how technologies and innovations help build a sustainable future. https://t.co/SH4IKGj4K7