Women Rebuilding The World Trade Center

In recognition of Women’s History Month, the 9/11 Tribute Museum and Women’s City Club of New York are pleased to re-present Women Rebuilding the World Trade Center.

Women have participated in the rebuilding of the World Trade Center in numerous ways, from welding steel at the base of Calatrava’s Transportation Hub, to helping engineer sustainable infrastructure for the commercial office towers, from advocating for the community members’ needs during major construction, to providing a center where 9/11 families and survivors can share their stories with the thousands of visitors drawn to the area.

The World Trade Center is a live work community surrounding a profound memorial with women continuing to play key roles in its revitalization.

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Posted March 27, 2018

Sabrina Kanner – Women Rebuilding The World Trade Center

Sabrina Kanner, Sr. V.P. for Design & Construction at Brookfield Office Properties, has played a key role in opening up the lower levels of Brookfield Place to the community of residents, workers and tourists in Lower Manhattan. After 9/11 she was instrumental in the rebuild of the [...]

In recognition of Women’s History Month, hear from women who have helped rebuild the World Trade Center

Women Rebuilding The World Trade Center

Sabrina Kanner – Women Rebuilding The World Trade Center

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In recognition of Women’s History Month, the 9/11 Tribute Museum & Women’s City Club of New York are pleased to re-present “Women Rebuilding the World Trade Center”