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- Three Lessons From a Mud Hut
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Children; Cross-cultural transition; Women in Peace Corps - Volunteer Stories
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- Father and Daughter
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Children; Host community friends -
I was a Volunteer from 1984-1986 in Pajiza, in the province of Sta Elena, Ecuador. This gentleman owned one of the two stores in town, and this is the youngest of his two daughters. - Volunteer Photos
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- Beyond Sustainability
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Host community friends; Medicine - Volunteer Stories
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- Two Families - Forty Years
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Host families - Volunteer Stories
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- INDIA 32
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Life skills - Volunteer Stories
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- The Peace Corps' role in food production
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Agriculture; Volunteer recruitment -
Full text of a brochure highlighting Peace Corps programs and activities in the fields of agriculture, animal husbandry, horticulture, and forestry. Although no exact date of publication is given, the brochure is likely from 1969. - Brochures
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- Mongolia: Tsagaan Sar and Ice Festival
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Celebrations; Climate - Volunteer Stories
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- People Ask "Why Did You Join The Peace Corps"
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Counterparts; Host community friends; Cross-cultural training - Volunteer Stories
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- Value of Service; A Lesson from Thailand
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Agriculture; Folklore; Work; Community development; Country Directors - Volunteer Stories
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- Peace Corps - A Day in the Solomon Islands
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Cooking; Marriage; Cross-cultural transition; Youth; Host community friends - Volunteer Stories
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- Afternoon Tea in Moldova
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Host families - Volunteer Stories
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- The Stranded Latrines
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Water and sanitation; Health - Volunteer Stories
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- Who's who in the Peace Corps--Washington
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Full text of Who's Who in the Peace Corps--Washington, which includes staff bios of many of the founding staff members of the Peace Corps. Approximate date of publication is 1963. - Brochures
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- And All the Roads That Lead You Here Are Winding
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Cross-cultural transition; Host community; Teachers and students - Volunteer Stories
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- Taruyea and Her Daughter, Fatima
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Host community friends -
Assigned to each Peace Corps Volunteer, by the school principal, was a cook and housekeeper. This woman and her child were also my companions and became my family after our time together. Dedicated work, wonderful food and always a good... - Volunteer Photos
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- My Host Brother's Daughter
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Host families; Children -
My host brother's daughter, Julay, pretending to be an Iranian girl. She calls me "Peter Emi," which means Uncle Peter. - Volunteer Photos
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- Her American Sister
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Host families; Weddings; Marriage - Volunteer Stories
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- Rusiko vs. The Cheese Lady
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Markets; Host families; Counterparts - Volunteer Stories
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