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- Literacy Camp
- This photo was taken on World Literacy Day in 2009 in Fiji. The special education school I work with organized a 3-day literacy festival and invited other nearby volunteers to assist with the event. This photo shows a Peace Corps Volunteer playing...
- Volunteer Photos
- Teaching a Computer Class
- Michael Edwards teaching a computer class with a donated computer. El Sauce, Chiquimula, Guatemala.
- Volunteer Photos
- Farmer in the Field
- Farmer harvesting beans in El Sauce, Chiquimula, Guatemala.
- Volunteer Photos
- Dominican Classroom
- Part of our job was to go to the schools of the teachers we were training on horseback or by motorcycle, and observe our teachers as they taught. This was one class on one day in 1967.
- Volunteer Photos
- How We Kept Informed
- Here are the volunteers of Boca Chica, Dominican Republic, hard at work in front of a Volunteer's house on the beach in 1968.
- Volunteer Photos
- Teaching the Fifth Form
- This is a picture of me, taken in September of 2003, teaching the 5th form at Khotyn School No. 5 in Khotyn, Ukraine.
- Volunteer Photos
- The Eighth Grade Blues
- Several of my students in the village of Tougouri, Burkina Faso are "hanging out" in front of their classroom - no electricity and no water. It is an amazing feat that there are three girls in the picture as only about 10% of my students were...
- Volunteer Photos
- Students at the Dar Chebab
- The Dar Chebab Medina, or City Youth Center, provided a welcoming environment for a Peace Corps Volunteer to work in Morocco.
- Volunteer Photos
- St. Martin’s Catholic Mission
- One of two school buildings that housed grades 1-7. The school eventually went to ninth grade. I taught a class of 55 students in grades 5 and 6. The school year was from March to the first of December. Gbarnga, Liberia, 1968.
- Volunteer Photos
- Break from Training
- This picture was taken at Vulcan Masaya, Nicaragua, during our Peace Corps training. At the time, it was the only national park.
- Volunteer Photos
- Liberia XIII Kpelle In-Country Training Program
- Liberia XIII was the first in-country training program in Liberia. After a two week staging process in Philadelphia our group flew directly to Liberia. We were all educators. Our training consisted of teaching at a vacation school conducted at...
- Volunteer Photos
- Teaching the "Fist Bump" to Tanzanian Children
- During a break from a Peace Corps meeting in Iringa, Tanzania, a fellow Volunteer took the opportunity to teach a few of the local kids the "fist bump".
- Volunteer Photos
- Working Hard...
- I took this photo in 2001, while working with a community member, and good friend, Miguel. He works in the forestry and cattle industries in Eastern Honduras.
- Volunteer Photos
- Sunset in Nargana
- While serving in Kuna Yala, Panama. I worked with Putrugandii, the community merchant ship. This photo was taken in Nargana.
- Volunteer Photos
- Road Building Project in the Sindh
- Road building project in the area between Thoro Ghot and Tandojam, Sindh, Pakistan. Taken in the early summer of 1963.
- Volunteer Photos
- The Money Bus
- All travel in upcountry Liberia was by taxi or “money bus”. There was no schedule. When a taxi driver got a full complement of at least 6 passengers he would leave. The Peugeot station wagon was the car of choice. The “money bus”...
- Volunteer Photos
- On the Road to Site
- After completing training in Rabat, it was time to travel to "site", home for the next two years. This highway led the bus over the Atlas Mountains to Errachidia, Morocco.
- Volunteer Photos
- Building a trail in central Honduras
- In 2000, we constructed a trail through a national forest in Central Honduras.
- Volunteer Photos
- Peace Corps Times (Issue 1, 2010)
- Newsletters--2010s
- Full text of the Peace Corps Times (Issue 1, 2010)
- Newsletters
- Peace Corps Times (Issue 2, 2010)
- Newsletters--2000s
- Full text of the Peace Corps Times (Issue 2, 2010)
- Newsletters