Lena , a youth worker and community developer in Almaty, Kazakhstan, provides the following description of the videos:
Unlike many educational programs, these videos do not have a large informational content and are not meant to scare viewers with messages like, 'This is what happens to those who use drugs!' Although honest and provocative, they relate very simple stories and are thus readily accessible to young people. The characters' funny faces, the exotic city where the action takes place, the abundant stereotypes displayed, and even narrator's voice with a strong accent… all of these things invite children and youth to criticize the video, to 'remake' or 'rethink' it, and to analyze possible alternative courses of action.
page last updated:
November 15, 2007 12:33 PM
our animated films
These animated videos and supporting materials transcend the limits of language and cultural specificity to generate dialogue with young people.
Street youth can see their own lives reflected in the stories and begin to talk and think about meeting their unique challenges head-on.
Below are excerpts from our animated videos - click to view video
stream. Windows users need Windows
Media Player installed in order to view.
Mac users, use
Flip4Mac in order to play Windows Media files in your QuickTime player. It's
a free and safe download.
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windows media format also see HIV/AIDS resources |
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windows media format also see Drug Use resources |
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windows media format also see Livelihood resources |
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