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- Peace Corps Congressional Budget Justification, Fiscal Year 2008
- Congress; Budget
- Full text of the Peace Corps Congressional Budget Justification from fiscal year 2008.
- Congressional and Legislative Materials
- Peace Corps Congressional Budget Justification, Fiscal Year 2007
- Congress; Budget
- Full text of the Peace Corps Congressional Budget Justification from fiscal year 2007.
- Congressional and Legislative Materials
- Peace Corps Times (Issue 1, 2010)
- Newsletters--2010s
- Full text of the Peace Corps Times (Issue 1, 2010)
- Newsletters
- Peace Corps Times (Issue 4, 2012)
- Newsletters--2010s
- Full text of the Peace Corps Times (Issue 4, 2012)
- Newsletters
- Here and There
- Health
- Volunteer Stories
- The Inspiration to Act: a Peace Corps Story in Morocco
- Business Development
- Volunteer Stories
- Teachers' Day Festivities
- Celebrating a hard fought but entertaining win at the Teachers' Day Games between the Teachers and the students at the Kharkiv Gymnasium, Kharkiv Ukraine.
- Volunteer Photos
- Deyed Marozh/ Santa Claus
- The largest common celebration of the former Soviet Eastern Europe is the New Year. The New Year is ushered in by Deyed Marozh or Grandfather Frost, who looks a lot like Santa Claus, and whose purpose is to bring happiness and hope for the new...
- Volunteer Photos
- Noogies
- Here I am teaching a true American tradition of noogies to one of my little gullible friends! Noogie, noogie, noogie!
- Volunteer Photos
- American Cultural Center at Kharkiv National University
- With the fellow members of the American Cultural Center at the Kharkiv National University, Kharkiv which was opened in collaboration with the US Embassy. We had lots of fun creating the English library, English Speaking club and the monthly...
- Volunteer Photos
- Welcome to Binaba!
- A welcome dinner hosted by the executive members of Binaba Women's Farmers Association (BWFA) at my house in January 2005.
- Volunteer Photos
- Children in San Benito Pointe, Toledo District
- San Benito Poite is one of the most remote villages in Belize. It is about 40 miles from the nearest district town, and about 3 miles from the border with Guatemala. The town where I served was about 7 hours from here (on a good day in the dry...
- Volunteer Photos
- Papaya!
- In the summer of 2006, I joined some of the teachers at the YWCA in Belize City (where I was a Volunteer) in taking a group of 50 children to a papaya farm in the northern part of Belize. This trip was part of the Community Development programs...
- Volunteer Photos
- Supra Time!
- This impressive spread was for the birthday party of a 12-year-old girl in Kutaisi, Georgia. Georgian feasts, or supras, are not rare, though this table is especially elaborate. It's important to note that only half of the dishes are on the table...
- Volunteer Photos
- Browsing for Stalin
- A volunteer (Seth, on the right) and a salesman peruse the selection of Soviet medals and memorabilia. Many Georgians sell their USSR wares on the sidewalks of Tbilisi, and renditions of Stalin abound-- naturally, since he was Georgian.
- Volunteer Photos
- Fork in the Mtkvari
- This is the view from Jvari, a 6th century monastery near Tbilisi, Georgia. From a hilltop, it overlooks the conjunction of the Aragvi and Mtkvari rivers, and you can see the smattering of low buildings on the right, which is the ancient town of...
- Volunteer Photos
- Chilly English Class
- These 7th-grade students in Samtredia, Georgia are working on their English assignments in full winter gear. We had a small wood heater in our classroom, which was more than what the other classrooms had, but often the heat was not enough to warm...
- Volunteer Photos
- Caught Red-Handed
- Host Family
- Georgian weddings are often attended by 200+ guests and last for two days. This requires neighborhood-wide coordination to prepare the piles of food needed for each celebration. In this picture taken in Samtredia, my host relatives and neighbors...
- Volunteer Photos
- Omazera Wedding
- In Herero tradition, weddings are week-long (or longer) events. Throughout the duration of the festivities, the bride is kept hidden inside a house on the homestead, her face hidden beneath a veil. On the last day of the celebration, the female...
- Volunteer Photos
- Last Bell Ceremony
- This picture was taken on May 31st, 2007 on the last day of school at Zhovkva Secondary School Number 1 in Western Ukraine. These three girls have just finished first grade and are wearing traditional Ukrainian clothing. They're holding flowers...
- Volunteer Photos