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- To The Market
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Traditional dress; Cross-cultural transition -
A Yoruba lady on her way to market in Nigeria just after arriving for our tour in January 1964. - Volunteer Photos
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- Peace Corps volunteer don't really eat children
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Cross-cultural transition; Children; Diversity -
Here I am by my new nipa hut house in the Philippines 1979 Unknown to me, the small boy was told that Americans eat children, and he was destined for the wok. - Volunteer Photos
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- Neighbors
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Cross-cultural transition; Youth; Host community -
New neighbors come to visit me a few days after arriving to my site in Burkina Faso, December 2012. - Volunteer Photos
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- Backyard in Telica, Nicaragua
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Clothing; Homestay; Work; Cross-cultural transition -
The picture is more of the laundry than the house. I took a picture of it in July 2001, seven months living in my site, to remember the hard work that went into my clean clothes before I returned to the land of washing machines. The photo summons... - Volunteer Photos
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- "Little San Ramon"
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Cross-cultural transition; homestay; Kennedy, Robert F.; King, Martin Luther, Jr.--Assasination - Volunteer Stories
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- Letters from the Field: Married Couple Serving in Jamaica
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Cross-cultural transition; Marriage; Environment; Forestry - Volunteer Stories
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- And All the Roads That Lead You Here Are Winding
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Cross-cultural transition; Host community; Teachers and students - Volunteer Stories
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- A Special Meal in Tunisia
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Food and meals; Host families; Cross-cultural transition - Volunteer Stories
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- Kikuyu Binds
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Women and Development (WID)/Gender and Development (GAD); Work; Host community friends; Gardens; Cross-cultural Transition - Volunteer Stories
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- Annual Roosevelt memorial day address delivered by Sargent Shriver, May 30, 1963
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Shriver, Sargent; Cross-cultural transition -
Full text of the Annual Roosevelt memorial day address delivered by Sargent Shriver, May 30, 1963. - Speeches, Essays and Letters
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- The Martha Stewart of Gabon
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Food and meals; Celebrations; Art; Cross-cultural Transition - Volunteer Stories
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- Statement by Sargent Shriver before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, June 22, 1961
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Cross-cultural transition; Volunteer selection; -
Full text of Sargent Shriver's June 22, 1961 statement before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. - Congressional and Legislative Materials
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- Adjusting Overseas: a message to each Peace Corps Trainee
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Cross-cultural training; Cross-cultural transition; -
Full-text of an early Peace Corps marketing brochure--copyright date is unknown but it appears to be from the 1960s. - Brochures
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- T is for Tonga
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Cross-cultural transition; Youth; Literacy; Traditional dress; Dance; Education; Food and meals; Host community - Volunteer Stories
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- Diversity Days
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Cross-cultural transition - Volunteer Stories
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- How to Bake in a Ukrainian Kitchen
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Cooking; Cross-cultural transition - Volunteer Stories
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- What I Tell My Students About the Peace Corps
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Community development; Cross-cultural transition; Host community friends - Volunteer Stories
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- Making a Home in Kirovograd
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Cross-cultural transition; Life skills - Volunteer Stories
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- Mango Season: A Metaphor for All Things Wonderful in Life
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Cross-cultural transition - Volunteer Stories
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- Swimming with Cannibals (poem)
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Cross-cultural transition - Volunteer Stories
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