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- Peace Corps Times (Issue 1, 2012)
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Newsletters--2010s -
full text of the Peace Corps Times (Issue 1, 2012) - Newsletters
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- Peace Corps Times (Issue 2, 2012)
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Newsletters--2010s - Newsletters
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- Reusable Menstrual Pads in Uganda
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HIV/AIDS -
This photo was taken at a training for senior headwoman teachers and headteachers. The teachers are learning to sew reusable menstrual pads from affordable, locally available materials so that they can teach their upper primary girl students how to... - Volunteer Photos
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- This is the Way We Wash Our Hands, Wash Our Hands, Wash Our Hands
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Teachers and students; Water and sanitation -
During training in July 2010, health/water sanitation Peace Corps trainees, Emma and Connor, are teaching a hand-washing song to primary school students in the northern region of Ghana. - Volunteer Photos
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- Village Evening
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This is a photo of myself (taken by Volunteer Stephanie Lagos, and used with permission) holding Laciba, one of my neighbor's daughters, in a village of in the northern region of Ghana, around December of 2010. - Volunteer Photos
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- You Are Most Welcome!
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Elders; Celebrations; -
Lizzy is welcomed to her village in the northern region of Ghana in July of 2009. - Volunteer Photos
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