Hungry for Peace

How You Can Help End Poverty and War with Food Not Bombs

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Hungry for Peace

How You Can Help End Poverty and War with Food Not Bombs

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Food Not Bombs has proven to be an effective project for social change. Hungry For Peace passionately makes the case that we should take action to end hunger, poverty and war providing shocking evidence that our future is in peril if we sit by and do nothing. This book will motivate you to take acting and provides hope. This new 188 page Food Not Bombs handbook with 122 photos and illustrations, vegan recipes to provide meals for groups of 100 and families of 6 people with metric and U.S. measurements, the 30 year history of the movement and logistics on how to start a local Food Not Bombs group, how to prepare meals for hundreds, how to organize meetings, tours, gatherings and successful campaigns of nonviolent direct action. This 8 1/2 by 11 inch book also provides flyers you can reprint, the time line of major events in the history of the movement and many other useful details to help change society. This book will help you and your friends do your part to participate in the global uprising.

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See Sharp Press
Language
English
Pages
188

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Hungry for Peace: How You Can Help End Poverty and War with Food Not Bombs
2012, See Sharp Press
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Table of Contents

First Forward by Howard Zinn Page 7 Preface by Jo Swanson Page 9 Introduction — After the Riots Page 13
Section one
Solidarity Not Charity Page 19 A New Society Page 21 Nonviolenee in Theory Page 22 Nonviolenee in Practice Page 23 Food Page 27 Not Bombs Page 31 How Food Not Bombs Got its Name Page 33
Section two
Logistics Page 35 Seven Steps to Organizing a Local Food Not Bombs Group Page 36 The “Office” Page 38 Decision-Making Page 39 Outreach Page 41 Food Collection Page 45 Food Distribution Page 47 The Kitchen Page 49 Outdoor Tables and Field Kitchen Page 51 Beyond Basic Food Collection and Distribution Page 53 Street Theater Page 53 Fundraising Page 54 Catering Page 55 Concerts, Protests, Gatherings and other Food Not Bombs Events Page 56 Models Used to Organize a Local Food Not Bombs Group Page 58 Food Not Bombs and the State Page 61 Non-profit, Tax-exempt Status Page 61 Legal Tips Page 62 The Revolution Doesn’t Need a Permit Page 62 If the Government Tries to Shut Down Your Meal Page 66 If the Government Arrests You Page 69 Support People Page 70 Call the Media Page 70 Jail Solidarity Page 71 Courts and Trials Page 71 False Allegations of Terrorism Page 72 Basic Steps to Effective Community Organizing Page 75 Organizing Literature Tables, Meetings, Events, Tours and Gatherings Page 75 How to Have a Successful Literature Table Page 75 Packing the Literature Box Page 76 How to Organize a Meeting Page 77 How to Organize an Event Page 78 How to Organize a Tour Page 80 How to Organize a Gathering Page 82 Planning a Campaign of Nonviolent Direct Action Page 85 Basic Types of Nonviolent Direct Actions Page 88 Marches Page 88 Vigils and Tent City Protests Page 88 Occupations and Flash Mobs Page 89 Blockades and Lockdowns Page 89 Risking Arrest Sharing Free Meals Page 90 Strikes and Walkouts Page 90 Food Not Bombs Relief Efforts Page 90 Projects of Food Not Bombs Page 91 Food Not Lawns Page 91 Homes Not Jails Page 92 Free Radio Page 93 Indymedia Page 94 Bikes Not Bombs Page 96
Section three
The Story of Food Not Bombs Page 99 The First Food Not Bombs Chapter Page 99 The Second Food Not Bombs Chapter Page 103 Food Not Bombs Becomes Global Page 108 The Next Thirty Years of Food Not Bombs Page 116
Section four
Food Not Bombs Vegan Recipes Page 119 Food Logistics Page 119 Equipment Page 119 Tips on Cooking for Large Numbers of People Page 121 Recovering Food and Shopping Page 121 Food Flandling and Storage Page 122 Composting Page 123 Food Not Bombs Recipes Page 123 Drinks Page 124 Simple Recipes Page 124 Breakfast Page 127 Lunch and Dinner Page 130 Salads Page 140 Salad Dressings Page 142 Soups Page 144 Desserts Page 148
Afterword
A Global Spring Page 150
Appendix
The Eight Founders of the Food Not Bombs Movement Page 153 Quotes Related to Food Not Bombs Page 153 Major Events in the History of Food Not Bombs Page 155 Books that Include Food Not Bombs Page 161 Vegan for Peace Page 162 Bibliography Page 163 Flyers and Forms Page 167 Acknowledgments Page 184 The Author Page 185 The “Bake Sale to Buy a Bomber” Poster Page 186

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Format
Paperback
Pagination
188p.
Number of pages
188
Dimensions
28 x 22 x 1 centimeters
Weight
500 grams

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OL26371181M
Internet Archive
Hungry_for_Peace
ISBN 10
1937276066
ISBN 13
9781937276065
OCLC/WorldCat
757472898
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