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- Peace Corps Volunteer (November 1966)
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Newsletters--1960s -
Full text of the Peace Corps Volunteer (November 1966). - Newsletters
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- Peace Corps Volunteer (January 1967)
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Full text of the Peace Corps Volunteer (January 1967). - Newsletters
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- Peace Corps Volunteer (February 1967)
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Full text of the Peace Corps Volunteer (February 1967). - Newsletters
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- Peace Corps Volunteer (September 1967)
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Full text of the Peace Corps Volunteer (September 1967). - Newsletters
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- Promoting a Clean Environment
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I took this photo during an Ecological Campaign on May 6, 2010 next to the St. John's Cathedral park in Comrat the capital of the semi-autonomous region of Gagauzia in Moldova. Much of my work as a Volunteer involved coordinating social actions... - Volunteer Photos
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- She Loves A Clean City!
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The photo was taken during the distribution of the waste containers in June of 2006 in the City of Joal, Senegal. The waste containers are an integral part of the solid waste management project as it allows households to separate organic waste and... - Volunteer Photos
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- The City Streets Are So Clean You Can Eat Off Them!
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The collection of the organic waste is an integral part of the solid waste management project. The waste is brought to the compost facility where it turns into valuable compost. The City of Joal sells the compost at $5 per 50 kilogram bag. Coupled... - Volunteer Photos
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- Women Keeping Their City Clean!
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Another big part of the solid waste management project was the clean-ups organized at the neighborhood level. Generally in Senegal "cleaning up" is women's work. Men and children throw their garbage on the floor expecting women to clean it up. The... - Volunteer Photos
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