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- T'schila Woman Cooking
- Elders; Pre-service training (PST); Cooking
- I took this photo during training in April of 2008 while visiting the T'schila tribe in El Poste, Ecuador. The photo shows an elderly woman of the tribe traditionally cooking food in a hut.
- Volunteer Photos
- Peace Corps FY 1965 Congressional Presentation
- Budget; Congress
- Full text of the Peace Corps Congressional Budget Justification for fiscal year 1965.
- Congressional and Legislative Materials
- Peace Corps Congressional Presentation, Fiscal Year 1985
- Budget; Congress
- Full text of the Peace Corps Congressional Budget Justification for fiscal year 1985.
- Congressional and Legislative Materials
- Niñito
- children; host community friends
- Photo taken for me and a small indigenous child (the tribe is called Coris I believe) in the rain forest outside of Santa Marta, Columbia. This photo was taken on a hike to the Ciudad Perdidos.
- Volunteer Photos
- Peace Corps Kenya 1997-1999
- In-service Training (IST); Volunteers; Agriculture
- Photo was taken in January 1998 the training center in Kenya. Peace Corps photo of Wat-San, Agro-Forestry, and SBA.
- Volunteer Photos
- Peace Corps Kenya 1997-1999
- In-service Training (IST); Volunteers; Training groups;
- Photo was taken in January 1998 in Kenya at the training center.
- Volunteer Photos
- Nutrition at Camp GLOW
- Camps and clubs; Youth development
- From December 11-14, 2010, Peace Corps Suriname Volunteers held a Camp GLOW for young women who live on the upper Suriname River. In this photo, volunteers work with a local health worker to help the campers construct a food pyramid. Photo by Ryan...
- Volunteer Photos
- Dance Lessons
- Dance; Traditional dress
- I took this picture of my wife while she was learning traditional dances with some local children. We are serving together in Costa Rica.
- Volunteer Photos
- Proper Condom Disposal
- Education; HIV/AIDS
- This photo was taken on November 8, 2010, in a port town on the Upper Suriname river, Suriname. Chris Rodriguez (left) and another Volunteer teach participants of an HIV/AIDS prevention training how to properly dispose of condoms. The training was...
- Volunteer Photos
- Ndeku Fishing: Drugging the Big Creek Under the Bridge
- Fishing; Wildlife; Funerals
- Volunteer Stories
- HIV/AIDS Educated
- HIV/AIDS; Youth
- A young local boy and Peace Corps Suriname Volunteer, Chris Rodriguez, show off their red beads which were distributed and worn by attendees of a World AIDS Day 2009 event in Suriname. The beads represented the community's unification to stop...
- Volunteer Photos
- Citizen in a Time of Change: The Returned Peace Corps Volunteer
- Congress; Wofford, Harris
- 1965 RPCV Conference Report
- Historical Papers and Articles
- Young Friend
- Children
- This photo was taken in 1964 in Danané, Ivory Coast, where I taught English and physical education at a secondary school. The little boy, the son of the town photographer, was quite brave. Many of the other kids would run away when I approached.
- Volunteer Photos
- Traditional Clothing
- Youth; Traditional dress; Celebrations
- I took this photo during the celebration of Namibia's independence. Independence came to Namibia on March 21, 1990. I was visiting a fellow Peace Corps volunteer (she's my wife today). The picture is of a few students wearing traditional Nama...
- Volunteer Photos
- President Evo Morales Visits San Antonio de Lomerio
- Celebrations; Dignitaries
- On his birthday, the President of Bolivia Evo Morales visited my site of 1600 people in San Antonio de Lomerio. He flew in by helicopter and had lunch with a lot of the townspeople. It was a very joyous occasion.
- Volunteer Photos
- One in Four
- HIV/AIDS
- Swaziland currently has the highest HIV rate in the world. One out of every four people is infected with the virus. But everyone in this small but beautiful country is affected. The children of Swaziland suffer the most, many losing their parents...
- Volunteer Photos
- My Bolivian Host Family, the Garcias-Chavez
- Host families; Food and meals
- This was my host family with me, and Volunteer Ross, taken in San Antonio de Lomerio. This is where they fed me almost every day.
- Volunteer Photos
- Building a Rainwater Catchment Tank
- Water and sanitation
- Juan Flores and I along with a man from El Puquio are building a rainwater catchment tank in El Puquio, Bolivia.
- Volunteer Photos
- Feel the Peace Corps--On Our 50th Anniversary
- Art
- Volunteer Stories
- Peace Corps Volunteer (November 1962)
- Newsletters--1960s
- Full text of Vol. 1, No. 1 (November 1962) of the Peace Corps Volunteer
- Newsletters