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Twelfth Busiversary (2002-2003)

A number of shows revolved around the impending and actual war on Iraq, several on civil rights issues, one on the environment, and a "guest" video from Amnesty International on Guatemala. A new section of our catalog entitled "Organizing for Change" was created after we presented three Oregon Peace Institute workshops on the Video Bus on group organization and dynamics. These programs also appear in short clips on the Busiversary.

Contributions by at least 8 other volunteers whether acting as studio crew, field camera operators or general assistants also made this show possible. Finishing up the program is FFVC producer Yvonne Simmons who introduces a short tribute to her canine companion, Mischief, the Peace Dog, who died in April 2003.

Part 1 (29:54):

For your information, the chapter breaks we assigned for this video are:

Part 1:

1. 0:00: Opening Credits
2. 1:16: Welcome with Dan Handelman
3. 3:08: VB 46.7 Iran and Iraq's Other Neighbors: US Foreign Policy (Goudarz Eghtedari)
4. 5:10: Intro with Dan
5. 6:11: VB 47.4 Conscience Calls to Action (Frank Fromherz and action at Federal Building 3/19/03)
6. 8:12: Introduction with PC Peri and Martin Evans
7. 9:39: VB 48.2&3 Eyewitness Iraq: Pax Christi, USA (national coordinator David Robinson)
8. 11:47: Intro with Martin
9. 12:28: VB 48.8&9 Living with the Enemy (photojournalist Joel Preston Smith)
10. 14:28: Introduction with PC and Adam Bernstein
11. 15:34: VB 49.1 Kurdish Perspective (panelists at PSU)
12. 17:34: Intro with Adam
13. 18:15: SE #100 March 15th Peace March (2003)
14. 19:09: Intro with PC and Adam
15. 20:10: VB 47.1 Creating Enemies (Amanda Byron, Oregon Peace Institute)
16. 22:06: Introduction with PC Peri and Barb Greene
17. 22:58: VB 47.9 Conflict within Groups (Frances Kaplan-therapist & mediator)
18. 24:59: Intro with Barb and PC
19. 25:33: VB 48.11 Building Consensus (presentation by Building Community Through Consensus)
20. 27:31: Wrap up with PC and Barb of Part 1
21. 28:12: End Credits

Part 2 (30:00):

For your information, the chapter breaks we assigned for this video are:

Part 2:

1. 0:00: Opening Credits
2. 1:16: Welcome to part 2 with PC Peri Daniel Webb
3. 2:28: VB 46.4 Guatemala: Digging for the Truth (video by Amnesty International)
   
4. 3:29: Introduction with PC and Barb Greene
   
5. 4:06: VB 47.7 Jess Trussme (comedy by Ira Schorr of Physicians for Social Responsibility)
6. 6:04: Intro with Barb
7. 6:22: VB 45.12 History of the Voluntary Simplicity Movement in Portland (if there is one) (Eric Malin)
8. 8:12: Intro with PC and Barb
   
9. 9:28: VB 46.9&10 No on Hate Forum (community response to hate crimes, early 2003)
   
10. 11:30: Intro with PC and Barb
11. 12:24: VB 48.5&6 Civil Rights Movement: Then and Now (Georgia Rep. John Lewis, civil rights icon)
12. 14:28: Introduction with Harry Schaich and PC
    
13. 15:48: VB 47.12&13 Convicted In The Womb (the late activist Carl Upchurch)
14. 17:49: Introduction with Dan Handelman
15. 18:30: VB 46.12 Building a Multi-Ethnic Peace Movement (organizer Prexy Nesbitt)
16. 20:27: Intro with Dan
17. 21:32: VB 49.4&5 The Community and the Portland Police 2003 (Kendra James, police review board, more)
18. 23:36: Intro with Dan
19. 24:02: VB 46.1 Julia Butterfly Hill: Stewardship of the Earth
20. 26:01: Wrap up with Yvonne Simmons and Dan
21. 27:18: A Tribute to Mischief, the Peace Dog
22. 28:00: End Credits

The two-part show (VB #49.08&09) is available for a donation of $11 (DVD/VHS) plus $4 postage and is streaming on line at our full Restrospectives You Tube channel.

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