9/11 Visibility Project

Uniting Voices for Transparency Since 2003

The 9/11 Visibility Project emerged in 2003 from coordinated efforts by citizen activists in Seattle and Kansas City, galvanized by 9/11 victims’ families demanding a credible investigation. Frustrated by government stonewalling of the 9/11 Commission, the group pioneered nationwide public awareness campaigns—including street actions and teach-ins—to spotlight unresolved anomalies in the official narrative.

Mission & Approach

• Demanding Transparency: Challenging obstructions to uncovering truth about intelligence lapses and structural collapses like WTC 7.

• Amplifying Voices: Elevating first-responder testimonies excluded from official reports, notably NYC firefighters calls for re-investigation.

• Countering Exploitation: Exposing how the War on Terror leveraged 9/11 to justify civil liberties erosion.

Impact & Legacy

Their early street actions evolved into a national network that inspired documentaries like Loose Change and groups like Architects & Engineers for 9/11 Truth. In 2025, their persistence fuels renewed scrutiny from figures like Senator Ron Johnson, who cited controlled demolition evidence during Senate hearings.

Key Figures

• Bill Douglas: National speaker conducting evidence teach-ins since 2003

• Emanuel Sferios: Webmaster driving digital advocacy since founding

• Jan Hoyer & Janice Matthews: Documentation leads capturing protests and creating visual tools

2025 Relevance

With political leaders like Vivek Ramaswamy and RFK Jr. demanding answers, and a 2023 Chapman University study showing 160+ million Americans question official accounts, their evidence-first approach bridges grassroots activism and mainstream credibility.

How You Can Help

Explore their evidence archive and action resources:

🔗septembereleventh.org

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