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- Holiday Spirit
- Children
- Little neighbor girl dressed for the holidays in Lugansk, Ukraine.
- Volunteer Photos
- Ukrainian Children
- Children; Traditional dress
- Ukrainian children in traditional fol outfits gather after performing in Lugansk, Ukraine.
- Volunteer Photos
- An Official Ukrainian Meeting
- Counterparts
- A meeting of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine - Donetsk
- Volunteer Photos
- Neighborhood Highlights
- Host community
- Host family provides a tour of neighborhood highlights - a beer truck parked on the corner in Lutsk
- Volunteer Photos
- Gym Manager
- Host community friends
- The manager of the neighborhood gym flexes his muschles in Lugansk, Ukraine.
- Volunteer Photos
- Preparing for Winter
- Markets
- Market - purchased warm boots to prepare for the winter months - Lugansk
- Volunteer Photos
- Birthday!
- Volunteers; Celebrations
- Volunteers celebrating a brithday in Lugansk
- Volunteer Photos
- Henna Application
- Art; Traditional dress
- A Moroccan woman spends several hours applying intricate designs with henna in preparation for a wedding celebration.
- Volunteer Photos
- Morrocan Boy, Ibrahim, with Puppy.
- Children; Animals
- Ibrahim was a resident at the Orphanage for Boys Handicapped with Polio located adjacent to the Koutubia Mosque in Marrakesh, Morocco. I worked at the orphanage and facilitated the adoption of a puppy to help enhance the quality of life for the...
- Volunteer Photos
- Si Said, Artisan Teacher, Demonstrating How to Wrap a Turban
- Elders; Traditional dress
- Si Said was a leather artisan with a business in the Marrakesh Souq and worked at the orphanage for boys handicapped with polio. He taught the boys how to make leather shoes and other leather projects and was committed to helping them find jobs so...
- Volunteer Photos
- Summer Days
- Youth; Health
- Partnering with a school in Agadir, located on the ocean, the boys were able to spend a month during the summer on the beach. Being in the ocean gave them a freedom of movement they had not experienced since contracting polio.
- Volunteer Photos
- Who's who in the Peace Corps--Washington
- Directories
- 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
- Moroccan Berber Women at Weekly Market
- Markets
- These three women were taking a break from their wool and pottery stands in a market outside of Marrakesh. They had traditional Berber tattoos and silver jewelry, and were curious about the one Moroccan tatoo I had on my hand.
- Volunteer Photos
- Head, Shoulders, Knees and Toes
- Teachers and students; Schools
- 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.
- Volunteer Photos
- Peace Corps: one part of ACTION
- Marketing campaigns; ACTION
- Full text of a brochure highlighting Peace Corps programs and activities and how Peace Corps fit in to the newly formed federal agency ACTION, which was established on July 1, 1971. Although no exact date of publication is given, the brochure is...
- Brochures
- The Volunteer (February 1962)
- Newsletters--1960s
- Full text of Vol. 1, No. 2 (February 1962) of The Volunteer: a newsletter by and for the Volunteers of the Peace Corps
- Newsletters
- Peace Corps Volunteer (April 1968)
- Newsletters--1960s
- Full text of the Peace Corps Volunteer (April 1968).
- Newsletters
- Peace Corps Volunteer (May 1968)
- Newsletters--1960s
- Full text of the Peace Corps Volunteer (May 1968).
- Newsletters
- Peace Corps Volunteer (June 1968)
- Newsletters--1960s
- Full text of the Peace Corps Volunteer (June 1968).
- Newsletters
- Peace Corps Volunteer (September 1968)
- Newsletters--1960s
- Full text of the Peace Corps Volunteer (September 1968).
- Newsletters