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- Camp GLOW in Kokshetau, Kazakhstan
- camps and clubs; girls' education; Women and Development (WID)/Gender and Development (GAD)
- This is a photo of our group of girls in Chalkar, Kazakhstan. This Camp GLOW was the fourth of four Camp GLOWs that took place throughout Kazakhstan in the summer of 2011. There were 30 participants at the 5 day/6 night sleepaway camp. It was an...
- Volunteer Photos
- Trainees in Kazakhstan
- Pre-service Training (PST)
- During PST Training, trainees went on a field trip to Karaganda, Kazakhstan. Here are a few trainees, now PCVs, at the train station in Karaganda.
- Volunteer Photos
- The Moroz, Yavlenka, Kazakhstan
- Weather
- I took this picture in January 2008 in Kazakhstan. The Moroz (Frost) in Kazakhstan could get down to deathly temperatures, but at the same time it could be one of the most amazing and beautiful scenery to encounter. When the Moroz would set in on...
- Volunteer Photos
- Ship Graveyard, Aral Sea, Kazakhstan
- Environment; Volunteers; Climate change
- Very few volunteers in Kazakhstan ventured out to the remote and distant Aral Sea but 3 of my friends and I took the journey in March 2009. Not much is left of what used to be one of the largest inland seas in the world. The trip to what is left...
- Volunteer Photos
- Peace Corps Congressional Presentation, Fiscal Year 1994
- Budget; Congress
- Full text of the Peace Corps Congressional Budget Justification for fiscal year 1994.
- Congressional and Legislative Materials
- Peace Corps Congressional Budget Justification, Fiscal Year 2005
- Budget; Congress
- Full text of the Peace Corps Congressional Budget Justification for fiscal year 2005.
- Congressional and Legislative Materials
- Some Dreams Are Small
- Teachers and students; Education; Host community friends
- Volunteer Stories
- Peace Corps Times (Summer 1992)
- Newsletters--1990s
- Full text of the Peace Corps Times (Summer, 1992).
- Newsletters
- Peace Corps Times (Winter 1993)
- Newsletters--1990s
- Full text of the Peace Corps Times (Winter, 1993).
- Newsletters
- Peace Corps Today (Fall 1994)
- Newsletters--1990s
- Full text of the Peace Corps Today (Fall, 1994).
- Newsletters
- Peace Corps Today (Spring-Summer 1997)
- Newsletters--1990s
- Full text of the Peace Corps Today (Spring-Summer, 1997).
- Newsletters
- Peace Corps Times (Issue 3, 2009)
- Newsletters--2000s
- Full text of the Peace Corps Times (Issue 3, 2009).
- Newsletters
- Peace Corps Times (Issue 3, 2010)
- Newsletters--2000s
- Full text of the Peace Corps Times (Issue 3, 2010)
- Newsletters
- Peace Corps Times 50th Edition, 2011
- Newsletters--2000s; Anniversaries
- Full text of the Peace Corps Times (50th Edition, 2011).
- Newsletters
- Peace Corps Times 50th Anniversary Issue, 2011
- Newsletters--2000s
- Full text of the Peace Corps Times (50th Anniversary Issue, 2011)
- Newsletters
- Fifth Form Fun
- Schools; Teachers and students; Work
- This 1995 photo shows a lighter moment in my fifth form classroom at School #97 in Karaganda, Kazakhstan. We were learning how to make rabbit ears on ourselves and our neighbors while posing for photos.
- Volunteer Photos
- Tea and Stories
- Elders; Host community friends
- This is a photo of me with my neighbor, Maria Yegorovna. I would visit her often to drink tea and hear her stories about life as a teenager working in the coal mines of Karaganda during the Great Patriotic War (World War II). She didn't have...
- Volunteer Photos
- January Morning
- Terrain; Weather
- This picture was taken in Samaulkol, a province (Oblast) in North Kazakhstan. January 2008.
- Volunteer Photos
- Fourth Graders at School
- Teachers and students; Education
- Samaulkol, North Kazakhstan Oblast. October 2009
- Volunteer Photos
- Third Graders at School
- Education; Teachers and students
- A group of bright 3rd graders at a school in Samaulkol, a province in North Kazakhstan. October 2009.
- Volunteer Photos