Support the Pursuit of 9/11 Justice
Step 1: Email Your Members of Congress
Send our new pre-written letter to your members of Congress. It includes a link to our video and urges them to sponsor the Bobby McIlvaine Act.
Step 2: Share the Facebook Video
Post the Bobby McIlvaine video to your Facebook page and build support for 9/11 Justice. Not on Facebook? Share the YouTube video.
9/11 Justice for All | September 11, 2018
A day of events in the nation's capital. Much thanks to everyone who attended and supported this effort.
9/11 Family Member Matt Campbell
A transcript of Matt's speech along with the video is available here.
9/11 Justice for All Rally (All Speeches)
10 AM: The White House
Two hours of filmed flyering and conversations with tourists.
2 PM: Rally at the Capitol (Main Event)
A series of inspiring speeches in support of the Bobby McIlvaine Act.
4 PM: Congressional Offices
Our petition and Bobby McIlvaine materials delivered to every member of Congress.
6:30 PM: Busboys and Poets
An evening of Truth-Telling & Music with singer-songwriter Jordan Page.
Other Ways to Take Action
Make a Phone Call
Calling your congressperson is a very effective way to get your message across. Find the DC office number and follow these steps.
Postal Mail
Download our package (your letter, Bob McIlvaine’s letter, and the text of the bill) and mail it to your congressperson and senators.
Schedule a Meeting
Schedule a meeting between you, a representative of AE911Truth, and a staff member of your congressperson’s local office.
Signatories to the 9/11 Family Petition
Barbara Krukowski, Mother of William E. Krukowski
Michele Little, Sister of David M. Weiss
Valerie Lucznikowska, Aunt of Adam Arias
Bob McIlvaine, Father of Bobby McIlvaine
Helen McIlvaine, Mother of Bobby McIlvaine
Jeff McIlvaine, Brother of Bobby McIlvaine
Michael McNulty, Uncle of Sean Peter McNulty
Joseph Princiotta, Cousin of Vincent Princiotta
Francine Scocozzo, Sister of Jean DePalma
George Steen, Brother of Eric Steen
Farhan Syed, Son of Syed Abdul Fatha
Susan Woods, Sister-in-Law of Mindy Burke
About the Bobby McIlvaine Act
Seventeen years after September 11, 2001, more and more Americans are beginning to question the official account of that day’s tragic events. As awareness and skepticism continue to grow, so too will the pressure on Congress to open a new investigation.
The Bobby McIlvaine Act — named after a 26-year-old who was killed by an explosion while entering the North Tower and whose father has been a leading advocate — would establish a select committee in Congress to reinvestigate the catastrophic destruction of all three World Trade Center towers.
Read the Act
