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Chapters Around the World
Food Not Bombs --
- Albuquerque,
New Mexico
- Baltimore
- Boston
and Cambridge, Mass.
- Chapel
Hill, North Carolina
- Chicago,
Illinois
- Chico,
California
- Cleveland,
Ohio
- Edmonton,
Alberta
- Elgin,
Illinois
- Eugene,
Oregon
- Helsinki,
Finland
- Hoboken,
New Jersey
- Iowa
City, Iowa
- Las
Vegas
- Lawrence,
Kansas
- Los
Angeles area chapters
- Mankato,
Minnesota
- New
Brunswick, New Jersey
- New
York
- Orlando,
Florida
- Spokane,
Washington
- St.
Louis
- San
Francisco
- Seattle
- Syracuse,
New York
- Wellington,
New Zealand
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COOK for PEACE
Food Not Bombs is one of the fastest growing revolutionary movements in North
America today and is gaining momentum all over the world. There
are over 120 autonomous chapters sharing vegetarian food with hungry
people and protesting war and poverty throughout the Americas, Europe
and Australia. The first group was formed in Cambridge, Mass. in
1980 by anti-nuclear activists. Food Not Bombs is an all volunteer
organization dedicated to nonviolence. Food Not Bombs has no formal
leaders and strives to include everyone in its decision-making process.
Each group recovers food that would otherwise be discarded and makes
fresh hot vegetarian meals that are served in city parks to anyone
without restriction. The groups also serve free vegetarian meals
at protests and other events. San Francisco chapter members have
been arrested over 1,000 times in the city's efforts to silence
protests against the Mayor's anti-homeless policies. The Arcata,
Calif. group faces civil contempt charges for sharing food and the
Whittier, Calif. group has been issued tickets for feeding people.
Seattle and Burlington, Vt. Food Not Bombs are being threatened
by the cops. Amnesty International says it may adopt imprisoned
Food Not Bombs volunteers as "Prisoners of Conscience."
Food Not bombs works in coalition with groups such as Earth First!,
American Indian Movement, Anarchist Black Cross, homes Not Jails,
the Free Radio Movement and other organizations creating a vision
for positive social change and resistance to the new global austerity
program. One collective publishes a movement-wide newsletter, "A
Food not Bombs Menu," and each month San Francisco Liberation Radio
produces the Food Not Bombs Radio Network program that includes
30 minutes of unreported news and information from the protest community.
We hope you will join us in taking direct action towards creating
a world free from domination, coercion, and violence.
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