This is one of my favorite students, Amber, and myself on a Sunday afternoon on the beach in Belize. Our weekends were spent hanging out on the beach and playing with my dog, Leo. Amber was one of the first children to welcome me lovingly into...
I ate fried Mopane (Mopani) worms for the first time here in South Africa... Well, they are not actually worms, they're caterpillars. So, I guess you can say that I'm officially an insectivore now. Mopani worms are a local delicacy especially for...
Darkhan-Uul countryside, Mongolia. Mongolians friends on a picnic, singing and drinking into the evening as they wait for the freshly slaughtered sheep to boil. June, 2009
The blind mother of one of my counter parts prays at the base of the sacred mother tree. Buddo-Shamanist Mongolian believers visit the holy tree, tie blue prayer scarves around the tree's branches, sprinkle dairy products on the ground and pray to...
The Mongolian skyline is peppered with round piles of stones called owoos, which serve as spiritual pilars. When you encounter an owoo, the respectful thing to do is bring a few pebbles from the bottom of the mountian, walk about the owoo three...
Volunteer Jay Percell selects volunteers to play a baseball game during 2001 Peace Corps day festivities on the island of St. Lucia, West Indies. Although the St. Lucian children are more familiar with cricket, they were very excited to learn and...
Dancing in the village... Our host brothers and some other local boys excited to get their photo taken. After the 2010 FIFA World Cup, Shakira's Waka Waka (This Time for Africa) was hugely popular song in South Africa.
Taking a break from sorting library books, Woody stops to give a math lesson.
“A quality education has the power to transform societies in a single generation, provide children with the protection they need from the hazards of poverty, labor...
This photo was taken with my 5th grade class at Avkcenti Veleshki Grammar school in Samokov, Bulgaria. We were having a lesson on American holidays and celebrating Halloween by making masks. Photograph was taken on Tuesday, October 31st, 2000.
I took this photo of my 8th grade class after we made a banner celebrating Peace Corps Day in March of 2000. This photo was taken at Hristo Botev High School in Vratsa, Bulgaria.
I took this photo on April 22, 2001 to share Earth Day with my 5th grade students in Samokov, Bulgaria. I wanted to show the students how to be good stewards to the earth and how to replenish resources that are often destroyed in their mountain...
Education Volunteer Dorothy Mayne came as a guest teacher to a small village in northern Madagascar singing "Head, Shoulders, Knees and Toes" with the new middle school.