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- Voluntee Talks to Host Family
- Host families; Food and meals
- This Volunteer is assigned to Sibila, Mali. The photo shows her talking with Mahowa Traore and her children, with whom she shares the family compound and her meals, as they prepare a snack and eat peanuts.
- Agency Photos
- Volunteer Talks with Host Family
- Food and meals; Host families
- This Volunteer is assigned to Sibila, Mali. The photo shows her talking with Mahowa Traore and her children, with whom she shares the family compound and her meals, as they prepare a snack and eat peanuts
- Agency Photos
- Volunteer Talks to Host Family
- Host families; food and meals
- Volunteer is assigned to Sibila, Mali. In this photo she talks with Mahowa Traore and her children, with whom she shares the family compound and her meals, as they prepare a snack and eat peanuts.
- Agency Photos
- Family Compound
- Visiting a Volunteer's home and meeting her host mother and the family sheep, near Bab Boudir.
- Staff Photos
- Whose the Boss?
- Visiting a Volunteer's host family and neighbors during a photo shoot for Peace Corps. Interestingly, though I was the art director for this photo shoot, the local women all assumed I was a girlfriend of the photographer and not his manager. The...
- Staff Photos
- Christie on the Batey
- This is Christina with haitian migrant workers and family members on the batey where she was a Health Volunteer in the Dominican Republic.
- Staff Photos
- Peace Corps Volunteer (August 1969)
- Newsletters--1960s
- Full text of the Peace Corps Volunteer (August 1969).
- Newsletters
- Peace Corps Times (September-October 1984)
- Newsletters--1980s
- Full text of the Peace Corps Times (September-October, 1984)
- Newsletters
- Peace Corps Times (May-June 1988)
- Newsletters--1980s
- Full text of the Peace Corps Times (May-June, 1988)
- Newsletters
- Peace Corps Times (January-February 1989)
- Newsletters--1980s
- Full text of the Peace Corps Times (January-February, 1989)
- Newsletters
- Peace Corps Times (Summer 1990)
- Newsletters--1990s
- Full text of the Peace Corps Times (Summer, 1990).
- Newsletters
- Peace Corps Times: 30th Anniversary Keepsake Edition (March 1, 1991)
- Newsletters--1990s
- Full text of the special thirtieth anniversary edition of the Peace Corps Times (March 1, 1991).
- Newsletters
- Peace Corps Times (Fall 1993)
- Newsletters--1990s
- Full text of the Peace Corps Times (Fall, 1993). Listed as issue "Number Three."
- Newsletters
- Peace Corps Volunteer (May 1965)
- Newsletters--1960s
- Full text of the Peace Corps Volunteer (May 1965).
- Newsletters
- Lighting the Way
- I took this photo during the first few weeks of meeting my host family, July 8 ,2010, in Ecuador. The photo shows the joy we have in being together and learning through play. My headlamp on her forehead may be a symbol of the progress young...
- Volunteer Photos
- Knedlicki
- Elaine and our host family mother, making the Czech national dumpling, knedlicki. Their version won first prize in the knedliki contest.
- Volunteer Photos
- Fathers in the Eastern Caribbean
- Dominica - three Volunteers from Grenada traveled to Dominica to stay with fellow Volunteerss. We were warmly welcomed by a homestay dad in near Trafalgar, Dominica.
- Volunteer Photos
- Collecting the Harvest for Wine and Rakia-Making
- In this photo, I was cutting grapes with my host mother's father walking in the background. This was a late September day, and the grapes were ripe. A full morning was spent cutting them down, and they were soon processed into wine and rakia,...
- Volunteer Photos
- Gringo Tsachi
- This photo was taken in April of 2010 in the Tsa'chila village of El Poste, Ecuador. Here, I am dressed in traditional Tsa'chila attire with my host family in front of a garden we planted together. The garden sits between two new tourist huts we...
- Volunteer Photos
- Making Tamales with Nina Margarita
- Not long after arriving in Cuisnhuat I met a family with whom I had an immediate connection. They basically adopted me for the remainder of my service, inviting me for meals, introducing me to people, and helping me to gain "confianza" at my site....
- Volunteer Photos