Righting the wrongs of 9/11

Tracey McClure takes a look at one positive response to the September 11^th terror attacks on the United States and at how today's youth may hold the key to world peace. Invited to a series of roundtable discussions with young people from war-torn countries, she hears how the 9/11 attacks impacted more than just Americans. Gathered at the U.S. Ambassador to the Holy See Miguel Diaz's house in Rome, young people from Bosnia Herzegovina, Kosovo, Pakistan, Israel, Lebanon and other countries recount how that tragic day affected their lives and communities.

Members of the peace-building community “Rondine” in Italy’s region of Tuscany, these university students seem wise beyond their years as they share their experiences and suggestions on how to resolve conflicts and heal the wounds of war…