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Category: Film
Past Screenings of Film
Past Screenings of Food For Change:
Mesaba Cooperative Park Midsummer Festival, sponsored by the Whole Foods Co-op of Duluth, MN. Hibbing, MN, June 21
Niagara Integrated Film Festival, Sponsored by the Garden City Food Co-op, St. Catharines, Ontario, Canada June 20
Quincy Natural Foods, Quincy, CA, June 10
Willimantic Food Co-op, Willimantic CT, June 8
Slow Living Summit, Brattleboro, VT, June 5
Q&A with Filmmaker Steve Alves
Wilton Town Hall Theater, Wilton, NH, May 18
Q & A with filmmaker Steve Alves
Pothole Pictures at Memorial Hall May 16 & 17
Q&A with filmmaker Steve Alves, pre-show musical entertainment from Midnight Swerve
Shelburne Falls, MA
FareShare Co-op, April 26
Norway, ME
Oryana Natural Foods Market, April 17
Membership Meeting at Traverse City Central High School Cafeteria
1150 Milliken Dr., Traverse City, MI
Abundance Food Co-op, April 20
Rochester, NY
Oneota Community Food Co-op Annual Meeting, April 10
Decorah, IA
Moscow Food Co-op April 6
Moscow, ID
People’s Food Co-op of Kalamazoo March 23
Kalamazoo State Theater, 404 S. Burdick St. Kalamazoo, MI 49007
Portland Food Co-op March 19
Portland, ME
McHenry County Food Co-op March 18
McHenry County, IL
CSU-Fresno Auditorium March 12
Presented by Northern California Community Loan Fund, Fresno, CA
Newark Naturall Food Co-operative March 2
Newark, DE
Sunderland Library March 5
Presented by Sunderland Library, MA
Wendell Public Library Feb 28
Presented by Friends of the Wendell Library, Wendell, MA
New Port Richey Public Library Feb 25
Presented by Suncoast Co-op and the New Port Richey Public Library
Ft. Myers Public Library Feb. 21
Presented by Food & Water Watch, Ft. Meyers, FL
Grass Valley Center for the Arts Feb. 20
Presented by Briar Patch Co-op, Grass Valley, CA
Academy of Music Theater Feb. 1
Northampton, MA
Viroqua Food Co-op Jan. 16
Viroqua, WI
2013:
East End Food Co-op Dec. 12, 2013
Pittsburgh, PA
La Montanita Co-op Oct. 20, 2013
Albuquerque, NM
1940s Film
Here is Tomorrow
The cooperative movement’s first sound motion picture, Here is Tomorrow was released for distribution on January 1, 1942. It was produced by Documentary Film Productions, Inc., under the direction of Herbert Kerkow and Willard Van Dyke, for The Cooperative League of the U. S. A.
David Thompson
Interviews with Co-op Historian David Thompson.
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Co-ops and the Environment
Co-ops and the Environment
Co-ops and Local Economies
Co-ops and Local Economies
Building a Better Soceity
Building a Better Soceity
Co-ops and Fair Trade
Co-ops and Fair Trade
Third Wave of Co-ops
Third Wave of Co-ops
Co-ops During WWII
Co-ops During WWII
Co-ops and the Cold War
Co-ops and the Cold War
Co-ops in the 1960s and 1970s
Co-ops in the 1960s and 1970s
2012 – Year of the Cooperatives
2012 – Year of the Cooperatives
Co-ops in the 1930s
A scene from the rough cut of Food For Change.
Co-ops in the 1970s
A scene from the rough cut about the growth of food co-ops during the 1970s.
Continue reading “Co-ops in the 1970s”
Working at a Food Co-op in the 1970s
A scene from the rough cut of Food For Change.
Co-ops and Small Farms
A scene from the rough cut of Food For Change.
Food Co-ops Today
Seward Co-op General Manager, Sean Doyle, discusses some of the issues covered in the film.
New Wave of Co-ops
Bonnie Hudspeth on starting a new co-op, one of over 300 in development in the United States.