A special tribute HONORING 9/11

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NEW GLOBAL STREAMING CHANNEL IN ROKU, Amazon Fire Tv and Ios Mobile stores ARI RED INTERNATIONAL TV OPENS SEPTEMBER AS A SPECIAL CREATOR TRIBUTE MONTH TOWARDS THE INITIATIVE HONORING THE 25TH ANNIVERSARY OF 9/11

(YourDigitalWall Editorial):- Atlanta, Georgia Sep 11, 2026 (Issuewire.com) – Families, Survivors, Heroes and Creators Invited to Share Stories, Memories and Original Tributes Throughout September

Atlanta, Georgia — September 2026 — In recognition of the 25th anniversary of September 11, 2001, ARI Red International TV is dedicating special September programming to remembrance, reflection and honoring the lives, families, survivors and heroes connected to 9/11.

The initiative, “Remembering 9/11: 25 Years Later,” is being presented by Monetia Smothers, Founder & CEO of Armani Entertainment Group LLC, the parent company of ARI Red International TV.

Throughout September, ARI Red will provide a respectful platform for families, survivors, first responders, rescue and recovery workers, and creators to share stories, memories and original tributes.

A SPACE FOR REMEMBRANCE, REFLECTION & HEALING

“Remembering 9/11: 25 Years Later” is not only about remembering what happened–it is also about remembering the people who were loved, the lives they lived and the stories that remain.

For some families and survivors, sharing memories, telling their loved one’s story and creating a tribute can be a meaningful part of reflection and healing.

ARI Red International TV hopes to provide a respectful space where families and creators can use storytelling, video, art, poetry and personal reflection to honor the past, preserve memories and express the emotions that remain 25 years later.

This initiative recognizes that healing can take many forms. For some, it may mean speaking about a loved one. For others, it may mean creating something, sharing a memory, celebrating a life or simply making sure a story is never forgotten.

The goal is not to tell families how to heal. The goal is to give them a respectful place to remember, reflect and share in whatever way feels meaningful to them.

FAMILIES INVITED TO SHARE VIDEO TRIBUTES

Families are invited to participate by creating a new, original video tribute honoring a loved one affected by September 11.

Family members may share:

* Personal memories
* Stories about their loved one’s life
* Accomplishments and achievements
* Family photographs
* Messages about what they want future generations to remember
* Personal reflections on the lasting impact of their loved one’s life

The purpose is to remember the people behind the history and preserve their stories for future generations.

There is no fee to submit a family tribute.

IMPORTANT: VIDEOS MUST BE NEWLY CREATED

Submitted tribute videos must be newly recorded or created specifically for the “Remembering 9/11: 25 Years Later” initiative.

ARI Red is not requesting previously published television programs, documentaries, news broadcasts or previously produced videos.

If a newly created tribute video includes photographs, music, video clips or other material belonging to another person or organization, the submitter must have the appropriate rights or permission to use that material.

CREATORS INVITED TO REMEMBER THROUGH THEIR WORK

ARI Red International TV is also inviting filmmakers, photographers, writers, poets, musicians, artists, animators, interviewers and other creators to produce new original work specifically for this 25th-anniversary remembrance initiative.

Potential submissions may include:

* Short documentaries
* Personal stories
* Short films
* Spoken word
* Poetry
* Original artwork
* Animation
* Interviews
* Original musical or artistic tributes
* Other original creative works honoring those affected by 9/11

Selected creator submissions may be considered for ARI Red International TV programming and additional creator exposure.

A SPECIAL SEPTEMBER REMEMBRANCE COLLECTION

“Remembering 9/11: 25 Years Later” will be presented as a special remembrance collection throughout September.

The collection is intended to provide a respectful space for:

REMEMBRANCE STORYTELLING FAMILY HISTORY REFLECTION HEALING HONOR

The programming will focus on the lives and stories of the people affected, rather than graphic or sensational content.

A MESSAGE FROM MONETIA SMOTHERS

Monetia Smothers, Founder & CEO of Armani Entertainment Group LLC, is opening the initiative throughout September to provide families and creators with an opportunity to contribute their own stories and original tributes.

“Twenty-five years later, the stories still matter. This initiative is about remembering the people–their lives, their families, their dreams and the memories they left behind. I want to give families and creators a respectful place to share those stories and help make sure they are never forgotten. Sometimes healing begins with being able to tell the story, remember the person and know that their life still matters.”

— Monetia Smothers, Founder & CEO, Armani Entertainment Group LLC

HOW TO PARTICIPATE

Families and creators must contact ARI Red International TV by email BEFORE submitting a video or creative work.

To receive the official Tribute Submission & Release Authorization Form, email:

[email protected]

Please include:

Subject: 9/11 Tribute Initiative — Submission Information

After contacting ARI Red, participants will receive the appropriate release/authorization form and submission instructions.

FAMILY SUBMISSIONS

Family members will be asked to confirm that they have the authority to submit the tribute and authorize ARI Red International TV to broadcast, stream and publish the submitted video as part of the remembrance initiative.

CREATOR SUBMISSIONS

Creators will be asked to confirm that their submission is an original work created specifically for this initiative and that they have the necessary rights and permissions for any material included in their submission.

Submitting a video or creative work does not guarantee that it will be selected, broadcast, streamed or published.

VIDEO GUIDELINES

For family and creator video submissions:

* File format: MP4 or MOV
* Length: Up to 5 minutes
* Clear audio is recommended.
* Clear, stable video is recommended.
* Smartphone recordings are acceptable.
* Horizontal video is preferred when possible.
* Videos should be respectful and appropriate for a remembrance program.
* Do not include copyrighted music, news footage, television footage, photographs, video clips or other third-party material unless you have the legal right or permission to use it.

NO SUBMISSION FEE

There is no fee to submit a family tribute or creator submission to the “Remembering 9/11: 25 Years Later” initiative.

ARI Red’s regular channel access pricing remains separate from participation in the tribute initiative.

HOW TO WATCH ARI RED INTERNATIONAL TV

The special “Remembering 9/11: 25 Years Later” programming will be presented as part of ARI Red International TV’s September programming.

Amazon Fire TV: Free access
Roku: $1.99/month to download and access ARI Red International TV

The $1.99 Roku access fee is not a submission or participation fee. Families and creators are not charged to submit their tributes.

ABOUT ARI RED INTERNATIONAL TV

ARI Red International TV is a global streaming television platform offering international entertainment, films, original programming, creator-focused content and special programming across multiple platforms.

ARI Red International TV is a subsidiary of Armani Entertainment Group LLC.

CONTACT

ARI Red International TV
A subsidiary of Armani Entertainment Group LLC

Email: [email protected]

Subject: 9/11 Tribute Initiative — Submission Information

REMEMBERING 9/11: 25 YEARS LATER

Honoring the Lives. reserving the Stories. Remembering the People. Creating Space for Reflection and Healing.

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Media Contact

Armani Entertainment Group LLC,/ Monetia Smothers

[email protected]

470–873-3800

8735 Dunwoody place ste 4801

https://armanientertainmentglobal.com

Source :ARI RED INTERNATIONAL TV

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