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- Sunrise in the Sahel
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Volunteers -
This is a photo of myself and fellow a Volunteer during our service in Niger 1997-99. - Volunteer Photos
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- Tazekka
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This photo was taken shortly after my arrival at my site in Taza, Morocco. The work of several Volunteers is evident throughout the park, with the creation of an eco-tourism center, "green" education classes for children, and maintenance of... - Volunteer Photos
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- Teaching a Computer Class
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Michael Edwards teaching a computer class with a donated computer. El Sauce, Chiquimula, Guatemala. - Volunteer Photos
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- Three Little Girls
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Three little girls near Ipala Volcano. - Volunteer Photos
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- Tokeras
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In Senegal West Africa, it is important to have a namesake; someone you are named after or someone who is named after you. You have a special bond with this person and they are like part of your family. In the Pulaar language, this is called... - Volunteer Photos
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- Tradition Meets Modernity
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Satellite television brings the outside world to a traditional house in a Moroccan village. - Volunteer Photos
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- Urban Philosophy
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Taken in Cochabamba Bolivia. Jose Marti, Cuban poet, quote translates as: "Like salt for food, art preserves nations." - Volunteer Photos
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- Village Dinner
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In this photo, I am with the mother of the family who took good care of my when I was working deep inside Tazekka National Park. Here we are getting ready to prepare this goat for the Aid L'Kabir celebrations held about a month after Ramadan. ... - Volunteer Photos
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- Visiting Students at Mbuluv
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During the last year of my Peace Corps service I decided to visit many of my students in their villages. Except for one, we (delegation of students and I) went everywhere on foot and had a lot fun along the way too. Our visit was greatly... - Volunteer Photos
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- Woodcutter in the Woods
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While staying with two Slovak young men at a historic mill in the woods of the High Tatry of Northern Slovakia, I was invited to join them in walking to a cabin, the home of an old woodcutter. One of the young men had promised to take photos of his... - Volunteer Photos
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- Yi Baby
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Most people don't know that China is home to 55 different "minority" groups. My Peace Corps site was in Xichang, Sichuan and was home to one of the largest groups, the Yi people. The Yi people have their own language that is still very much alive... - Volunteer Photos
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- Yi Teenage Boy
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I lived in an area that was the capital of the Yi nationality. Although many Yi women are seen wearing traditional dress, it is less common to see the men in traditional dress. That's part of why I was so impressed with this boy's clothing. He... - Volunteer Photos
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