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victory against family dollar in El Prado

May 18, 2013
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On may 14th a few of us with the local  food not bombs chapter in taos and a whole lota members of the El Prado community came out to the city council hearing that was discussing the building permit for a brand new family dollar to be built in El prado.  El Prado is...

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1st Week of FNB Free Skool’s 2013 Summer Session

May 7, 2013
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1st Week of FNB Free Skool’s 2013 Summer Session

Around a dozen people have been camping in tents, busses, and vehicles at the Food Not Bombs Free Skool in Taos, New Mexico this week. So far activists have...

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750,000 homeless Americans

April 20, 2013
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750,000 homeless Americans http://blog.foodnotbombs.net/750000-homeless-americans/ I just read a quote of Erica Eichelberger’s from Mother Jones. Her quote was kind but she made a claim “of the country’s roughly 643,000...

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FTAA+10 – South Florida Food Not Bombs Calls For A Weekend of Justice in Miami

March 30, 2013
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Ten years ago the world saw the free trade agenda laid bare on the streets of Miami during the FTAA protests – an agenda of exploitation and disaster capitalism...

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More News from the Hunger Frontlines

March 11, 2013
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Recently we posted about a struggle brewing between Chicago Food Not Bombs as well as other community activists and tone-deaf, anti-homeless city administrators in Illinois. Today we’re featuring two...

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Fighting Pro-Hunger Policies In Chicago

March 7, 2013
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Fighting Pro-Hunger Policies In Chicago

Hundreds of people gathered outside the office of Alderman James Cappleman, a representative for the 46th ward of Chicago, on March 6th. Cappleman has become infamous in Chicago for...

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Get the New Zine: Food Not Bombs Around the World: 2010-2013

March 4, 2013
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Get the New Zine: Food Not Bombs Around the World: 2010-2013

Food Not Bombs Around the World is a new zine created to demonstrate the diversity and strength of the idea and the movement known as Food Not Bombs in...

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