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- Katuyola Ponds
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This picture of two of my farmers' fish ponds in the village of Katuyola, Zambia. This photo was taken on the morning of our first fish harvest in 2002. It was a bit chilly and a mist was rising off the pond's surface. The pond on the right is... - Volunteer Photos
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- Robby's Kid
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Children; Fishing -
Katuyola, Zambia. On the morning of our first fish harvest everyone was in a festive mood! - Volunteer Photos
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- Necessary Protein
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Children; Fishing; Nutrition -
This photo was taken in 2003 at Mwindwiji Farms, Zambia. The child holding the fish is most likely suffering from Kwashiorkor Syndrome, which is a severe protein malnutrition that affects children. I think this photo sums up the Peace Corps... - Volunteer Photos
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- Cassava Lady
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Katuyola, Zambia. I have no idea how people balance things like that on their head...that bucket was heavy! This is one of my neighbors who soaked her cassava in one of the fish ponds. - Volunteer Photos
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- As American As Apple Pie...
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A typical softball practice in the western region of Azerbaijan...Peace Corps Volunteers in Azerbaijan have been working for the last few years to build a national youth softball league in the country. The teams practice weekly and compete with... - Volunteer Photos
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- Ladies in Waiting
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My husband and I snapped this shot at our city's annual Novruz celebration. Novruz dates back to Azerbaijan's Zoroastrian roots, and builds with weekly celebrations, culminating in a festival filled with food, art, and dance. These young ladies are... - Volunteer Photos
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- One Love Swazi Style
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This photo is taken of the mural at the local KaGogo center (community center) in Mabondvweni, Swaziland. It is a take on the Swaziland flag by replacing the shield with a man and woman kissing. The intent of the mural is to display the importance... - Volunteer Photos
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- STOP and Think!
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HIV/AIDS -
This photo is of two of the local preschool children in Swaziland. Learning about 'STOPPING' and thinking before you go near someone else's blood. The children learned the common 'stop' hand signal when learning about HIV and proudly displayed it... - Volunteer Photos
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- World AIDS Day, getting to zero.
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HIV/AIDS -
This photo is taken on December 1st, 2011 in Swaziland. In organizing a day event at the local primary school to raise awareness and decrease stigma of HIV/AIDS, the students participated in various ways. This picture is of young primary school... - Volunteer Photos
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- Cookin' for Health
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On World AIDS Day on December 1st, 2011 the local primary school hosted an event in honor of all those with HIV and the ones who have lost the struggle against AIDS. These two bo-make (mothers) prepared the food for the community members as well as... - Volunteer Photos
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- STOP AIDS!
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HIV/AIDS -
This photo was taken in May 2012, outside the local preschool. The children learned about putting a 'STOP' to AIDS and basics on how to avoid getting the virus. The kids were drawing in the sand showing the hand signal to stopping AIDS. - Volunteer Photos
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- United We Stand
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HIV/AIDS -
This photo was taken at the World AIDS Day event in a community in Swaziland. This group of young primary students are a part of the school's health club. They performed a drama about 'getting to zero' in terms of zero new infections, zero related... - Volunteer Photos
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- Chicken Success!
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HIV/AIDS -
This was an end result of a PEPFAR-funded chicken project. The group consists of 10 HIV positive people, 5 people with disabilities and 5 fully healthy people. The group broke down stigma among the village regarding HIV positive people and people... - Volunteer Photos
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- Teaching UNO: Cultural Exchange at it's Finest
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This photo was taken in 2011 during pre-service training, November 30, 2011. As we got to know our host families, we found that one game we could all play together is UNO. Playing games together not only allowed us to have fun together, but gave... - Volunteer Photos
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- Getting around in Ukraine's snow!
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In December 2013, after a meeting with my counterpart, he needed to take his son to the store, so we got him dressed and prepared for the walk in the snow. He was bundled up in his snow suit, boots, gloves and scarf. Ukrainians really know how to... - Volunteer Photos
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- Women's Group in Todos Santos, Guatemala
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Peace Corps Volunteer Abimael and I worked to organize this women's group in a tiny community about a 30 minute hike from the nearest road. We encouraged the municipality to help the women start a community bank, and we conducted trainings on... - Volunteer Photos
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- My Host Mom, Olga, and Myself, Cailin
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This is a picture of my host mom and me in our garden in our village in Moldova. We are roasting sweet peppers to prepare them to be canned for the winter. - Volunteer Photos
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- Peace Corps and Love
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Weddings - Volunteer Stories
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- T is for Tonga
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Cross-cultural transition; Youth; Literacy; Traditional dress; Dance; Education; Food and meals; Host community - Volunteer Stories
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