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- Moments of Being in an African Village
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Teachers and students; Music - Volunteer Stories
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- From Czechoslovakia to Africa
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Teachers and students; Weddings; Housing - Volunteer Stories
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- It Takes a Village (And a Whole Lot of Aluminum Cans)
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Secondary projects - Volunteer Stories
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- Crossing Borders within Borders
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Teachers and students; Volunteerism - Volunteer Stories
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- The Greatest Landlady Ever!
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Host community friends; Host families - Volunteer Stories
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- Out of Africa, 1993
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Celebrations - Volunteer Stories
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- How I Spent My Summer Vacation
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Religion; Ceremonies - Volunteer Stories
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- Otavalo: a Technicolor Assault of the Senses
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Artisans; Markets - Volunteer Stories
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- Serendipity
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Community development; Education - Volunteer Stories
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- The Martha Stewart of Gabon
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Food and meals; Celebrations; Art; Cross-cultural Transition - Volunteer Stories
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- A Road for Thoro Ghoat
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Agriculture; Animals - Volunteer Stories
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- Living, Teaching and having a baby in Ghana
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Teachers and students; Childbirth - Volunteer Stories
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- Building a Shelter
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Community development; Housing; Older Volunteers - Volunteer Stories
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- From Whence We Came
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Libraries; Kennedy, John F.; Education - Volunteer Stories
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- The Funeral
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Ceremonies; Celebrations; Host families; Funerals - Volunteer Stories
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