Return to Chernobyl, Part Three/6

In the summer of 2003, architect, broadcaster, and Chernobyl Children's Project International volunteer Duncan Stewart was in Belarus to design two buildings for CCPI and film a documentary. He suffered a near fatal accident. Two years later, in recovery from massive injuries, he returned to see the completed work, reconstruct his broken memory, and learn more about the impact of Chernobyl on children and families in Belarus. This video tells the shocking story of Duncan's accident and rescue, his emotional reunion with the Belarusian doctors who saved him, and the CCPI projects that brought him to Belarus in the first place.

In this episode, Duncan visits communities around Zhytkovichi, and starts to reconstruct the circumstances of his accident.

Learn more: http://chernobyl.typepad.com or at http://www.youtube.com./chernobylchildren, where you can see other CCPI videos. By permission of Earth Horizon Productions.

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Nonprofits & Activism

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• chernobyl
• ccpi
• duncan
• stewart
• children's
• project
• international
• volunteers
• belarus
• nuclear
• nonprofit

[Wivanunu]

@MsAnchovie Absolutely.....this has to be godly men and women doing amazing things through God! AMEN!

[MsAnchovie]

You guys volunteers are a team that form by GOD

[VixMusicProduction]

if he don´t remember anything, it could be emitters. there are some myth about antenners the russian where experimenting with, to sent a certain frequenzy wich allow to control a humans interfer with the mood. its just a conspiracy theory. but they could still remain true....

[TheChrisismaster]

you can tell these people are doing somtehig that no would ever do