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Keith McHenry, Food Not Bombs (TRAILER)

6130 Keith McHenry is a co-founder of the organization Food Not Bombs. He started his activism through protesting nuclear power, arms, and war. While doing so, he promoted different ways producing energy and organic foods. Starting the first Food Not Bombs chapter in 1980, McHenry and his partners has traveled and expanded the organization all over the world with over 1,000 chapters in over 60 countries. 0:00-0:47- Introduction and Background (0:00-0:47 in original and edited) 0:47-1:34- The Three Principles (3:52-4:38 in edited, 20:45-22:04 in original) 1:34-2:34- Food Not Bombs Community/Impact (18:18-19:18 in edited, 45:02-46:02 in original)

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Keith McHenry, all video, from 2013 visit to Minnesota Food and Society Workshop Keith McHenry is a co-founder of the organization Food Not Bombs. He started his activism through protesting nuclear power, arms, and war. While doing so, he promoted different ways producing energy and organic foods. Starting the first Food Not Bombs chapter in 1980, McHenry and his partners has traveled and expanded the organization all over the world with over 1,000 chapters in over 60 countries.
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1. Keith McHenry, Food Not Bombs (TRAILER) Keith McHenry is a co-founder of the organization Food Not Bombs. He started his activism through protesting nuclear power, arms, and war. While doing so, he promoted different ways producing energy and organic foods. Starting the first Food Not Bombs chapter in 1980, McHenry and his partners has traveled and expanded the organization all over the world with over 1,000 chapters in over 60 countries. 0:00-0:47- Introduction and Background (0:00-0:47 in original and edited) 0:47-1:34- The Three Principles (3:52-4:38 in edited, 20:45-22:04 in original) 1:34-2:34- Food Not Bombs Community/Impact (18:18-19:18 in edited, 45:02-46:02 in original)
2. Keith McHenry: Food Not Bombs (Edited) Keith McHenry is a co-founder of the organization Food Not Bombs. He started his activism through protesting nuclear power, arms, and war. While doing so, he promoted different ways producing energy and organic foods. Starting the first Food Not Bombs chapter in 1980, McHenry and his partners has traveled and expanded the organization all over the world with over 1,000 chapters in over 60 countries. 0:00-3:51-Introduction and Background (1:07-4:48 in original) 0:10-3:51- Early life that started his career with Food Not Bombs 3:51-5:10- The Three Principles (20:45-22:04 in original) 5:10-6:56- Police Involvement (22:04-23:50 in original) 6:56-19:17- Food Not Bomb Gatherings (30:55-45:42 in original) 6:56-9:04- Tour (30:55-32:48 in original) 9:04-19:17- Food Not Bombs Community/Impact (32:58-45:42 in original)
3. Keith McHenry: Food Not Bombs - Introduction at the University of Minnesota by Valentine Cadieux, November 2013
4. Keith McHenry Food Not Bombs Trip To Nigeria
5. Smashing Hunger; Squashing Poverty (metadata)