CLEAN : Yoko Ono in Japan promotes

The transcript discusses the importance of imagining a world without hunger and the role individuals can play in promoting positive change. It reflects on generational responsibilities and personal experiences, including the impact of war and the significance of good nutrition for children. The speaker shares personal memories and emphasizes the need for collective action to address global hunger.

What does the speaker mean by 'Nothing to kill or die for' in the context of hunger?

In what ways does the speaker express their desire to promote the end of hunger?