• Countering Terrorist Mentality (May 2007)
  This edition of eJournal USA, "Countering the Terrorist Mentality," provides a look
  at the complex, global problem of terrorism. Several of the world’s leading scholars
  in this field, examine the motivations of those who carry out terrorist attacks and the
  techniques terrorist organizations like al-Qaida use to recruit and motivate them.
  More about this issue

• Rebuilding and Resilience - Five Years after 9/11 (August 2006)
  An e-journal from Department of State's International Information Programs
  More about this issue

  Photo Stories:
  World Reaction to Terrorism
  Rebuilding Around the world
  
  

• Terrorism: Threat assessment, Countermeasures And Policy
  A U.S. Government Journal

• eJournal: September 11, 2002: One Year Later

PHOTO GALLERIES

• Meyerowitz, Joel, After September 11: Images from Ground Zero (Sponsored
  by the U.S. Department of State, Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs)
• Victims and Heroes: Album
• USINFO Photo Gallery: Remembrances and Reflections of 9/11
• USINFO Photo Gallery: Humanitarian Aid
• USINFO Photo Gallery: U.S. Recovery
• USINFO Photo Gallery: World Response
• MORE PHOTO GALLERIES

U.S. GOVERNMENT SOURCES

• The White House: Remembering 9/11

• 9/11 A Rememberance: Honoring the World's Fallen [pdf]

• Countering Terrorism
  Inter-American Committee Against Terrorism (CICTE)
  NATO and the Scourge of Terrorism
  Parties to International Counterterrorism Conventions

• Countering Misinformation: The Top September 11 Conspiracy Theories
  Numerous unfounded conspiracy theories about the September 11 attacks
  continue to circulate, especially on the Internet. Read why these are unfounded and false.

• Diplomacy and the Global Coalition Against Terrorism

• Response to Terrorism

• The Global War on Terrorism: The First 100 Days [pdf]
  Coalition Information Centers

• FirstGov: America Responds

• September 11, 2003: Remembrance and Reflections
  An IIP Website on the two year commemoration of September 11

• Library of Congress: September 11 Web Archive
  THOMAS: Legislation Related to the Attack of September 11, 2001
  Librabry of Congress: Memory - September 11

• The September 11, 2001, Documentary Project
  An online presentation of almost 200 audio and video interviews, graphic items,
  and written narratives captures the diverse opinions of Americans and others in
  the months that followed the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center, the
  Pentagon, and United Airlines Flight 93.

• Fact Sheet: Updated Natl. Strategy for Combating Terrorism

SPEECHES AND STATEMENTS ON SEPTEMBER 11

• 09/05/06: National Strategy for Combating Terrorism: September 2006
• 09/05/06: Remarks by the President on the Global War on Terror
• 09/02/06: President's Radio Address
• 08/31/06: Fact Sheet: Struggle Between Freedom, Terror in Mideast
• 08/31/06: Speech by President Bush at American Legion Convention
• 08/30/06: USINFO Webchat: Five Years After 9/11 - Terrorism Myths

INTERNATIONAL RESOLUTIONS AGAINST TERRORISM

• United Nations
  --11/14/01  United Nations Security Council Resolution 1378
  --11/12/01  United Nations Security Council Resolution 1377 
  --09/28/01  UN Security Council Resolution 1373 (2001)
  --09/12/01  First Resolution of the 56th UN General Assembly (2001)
  --09/12/01  UN Security Council Resolution 1368 (2001)
  --12/19/00  UN Security Council Resolution 1333 (2000)
  --10/15/99  UN Security Council Resolution 1267 (1999)

• NATO
  --10/08/01  Statement by NATO Secretary General, Lord Robertson
  --10/02/01  Invocation of Article 5 Confirmed
  --10/02/01  Statement by NATO Secretary General, Lord Robertson
  --09/12/01  Statement by the North Atlantic Council

• European Union
  --12/28/01  European Union Action Against Terrorism
  --09/20/01  U.S.- EU Ministerial Statement on Combating Terrorism

• Organization of American States
  -- Declaration of Solidarity from the House of the Americas
  -- Declaration of the Special Session of the Inter-American Committee Against Terrorism (CICTE)
  -- Strengthening Hemispheric Cooperation to Prevent, Combat, and Eliminate Terrrorism
  -- Support for the Measures of Individual and Collective Self-Defense
  -- Terrorist Threat to the Americas

• Caribbean Community
  --10/12/01  Nassau Declaration on International Terrorism: The CARICOM Response

MEDIA AND INTERNET SOURCES

• Database of September 11 Victims

• The Global Coalition Against Terrorism: Media Fact Sheets

• September 11 Digital Archive
  A collection of first-hand accounts of the events and the aftermath of 9/11
  including interviews, personal stories (also available in Spanish), photographs,
  e-mail messages, documents (reports, articles, memos), and annotated links to
  other significant Web sites. Includes extensive audio and video files

• CNN.com: Memorial
  America Remembers

• The New Yorker
  New Yorker Magazine site dedicated to September 11, 2001

• Television Archive - News Broadcasts from September 11-17

• Archived coverage of the Sept. 11 attacks
  September 11 Media coverage archive

• Interactive Publishing's Digital Archive
  Collection of Screen Shots from 230 International News Websites
  on September 11, 2001

• Nine Eleven History Dot Net
  Smithsonian National Museum of American History and Museum of
  the City of New York
  

• RTNDA: Reporting from Ground Zero

• September 11 Memorial.com
  Permanent Interactive Memorial Site is a tribute to those affected by
  the disasters that struck America Tuesday, September 11th, 2001

• Books for Understanding
  Association of American University Presses

• America's War on Terrorism
  Federation of American Scientists

• Intelligence Resource Program: Terrorism
  Federation of American Scientists

• 9-11-2001 News and Legal Resources
  Law Library Resource Exchange

• The Days After: reflections by our authors in the aftermath
  University of Chicago Press

• Annotated Bibliography of Government Documents Related
  to the Threat of Terrorism and the Attacks of September 11, 2001
  A compilation by the Oklahoma Department of Libraries of U.S. Government
  documents concerning a broad range of issues surrounding the terrorist attacks
  of September 11 and the international war on terrorism

• Ground One: Voices from Post-911 Chinatown
  Twenty-six people from Manhattan's Chinatown, a neighborhood 10 blocks from
  the World Trade Center, discuss the changes wrought on their community since
  September 11, 2001. In-depth interviews with these individuals are supplemented
  by video excerpts from selected interviews

• September 11: Bearing Witness to History
  The National Museum of American History's commemorative exhibition offers a
  selection of objects, images, and personal stories about the aftermath of the
  attacks in the United States on September 11, 2001

• September 11 and Beyond
  From the Librarian's Internet Index, a comprehensive directory of resources
  arranged by subtopics, including resources for children and educators, timelines,
  maps, articles, and oral histories. A separate list links to newly added material,
  including a profile of Abu Musab al-Zarqawi and terrorists' use of technology

• September 11 Resources
  A selection of documents on the events of September 11, 2001, and their aftermath
  and links to other resources

• World Trade Center Attack: The Official Documents
  From Columbia University Libraries, this site is a selective guide to official
  U.S. Government documents related to the terrorist attack on the World Trade
  Center in New York City on September 11, 2001.