SUMMARY

50 minutes

Released 2012,

New documentary film on the consequences of the Chernobyl disaster and the contemporary energy strategy of Ukraine.

GOALS

To inform the public of the risk of nuclear energy and encourage the development of alternative energy sources.

ACTIVITY DESCRIPTION AND TEACHING MATERIALS

This documentary features nterviews with:

• Yurij Akymenko
• Alexey Breus
• Valery Goleiko
• Dmytro Gradzinsky
• Dmytro Khmara
• Anna Korolevska
• Olga Makarovska

View >> Chernobyl's Power

TEACHING NOTES / CONTEXT FOR USE

• To learn more about Chernobyl visit: https://sites.google.com/a/alaska.edu/chernobyl-resources/
• This video is a response to Chernobyl's Power: Transforming Lives, Fueling the Future (Intro)
   

ASSESSMENT

Assessment is at the descretion of the educator and how this documentary video is applied.

REFERENCES AND RESOURCES

• Chernobyl Diaries
• Nuclear Power
• Disaster
• USSR
• Nuclear
• Power
• Energy
• Radiation
• Exposure
• Rehabilitation
• Social Science
• Anthropology of Disasters

Credits:

Produced and directed by David Fazzino, University of Fairbanks, Alaska

Funding and Support:

University of Fairbanks, Alaska

• College of Liberal Arts
• Dept. of Anthropology
• Summer Sessions
• Women's Studies

The Evergreen State College