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- The Peace Corps in Chile, 1961 - 1968
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A history of the Peace Corps in Chile, prepared on the occasion of the 50th Anniversary of the US Peace Corps, for distribution at the reunion of Returned Peace Corps Volunteers who served in Chile, hosted by the Embassy of Chile in Washington DC... - Historical Papers and Articles
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- Peace Corps facts
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Full-text of an early Peace Corps marketing brochure--copyright date is unknown but it appears to be from the 1960s. - Brochures
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- Peace Corps Annual Operations Report, Fiscal Year 1973
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Budget; Congress -
Full text of the Peace Corps Congressional Budget Justification for fiscal year 1973. - Congressional and Legislative Materials
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- Peace Corps Presentation of FY 1963 Program to United States Congress, June 1962
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Budget; Congress -
Full text of the Peace Corps Congressional Budget Justification for fiscal year 1963. - Congressional and Legislative Materials
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- Muchachos and Me
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Children -
Part of the job is sometimes just hanging out with the kids in the community. These two siblings were my favorite "muchachos" in my community in the Dominican Republic from 2008-1010. They would be at my house from the second I opened my doors to... - Volunteer Photos
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- Village Children and Me
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Children; Celebrations -
During one of many local celebrations, I took a photo with children in my village. The celebration was near my house and these were the kids I saw regularly. The picture was taken on September 27, 2009 in Batié, Cameroon. - Volunteer Photos
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- Comida Tipica
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In the Dominican Republic, the lunch time standard is rice and beans, possibly some meat. Tostones are fried plantains (shown on the back of the plate). - Volunteer Photos
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- Poisson Braisée
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Food and meals; Cooking -
My favorite meal in Cameroon: poisson braisée avec batons de manioc. This was my regular fish mama in Batié. - Volunteer Photos
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- Books For Cameroon
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Cameroonians helping us unload a 40-foot container worth of books from Books For Africa as part of the greater Books For Cameroon project that established over 30 libraries across 5 regions of Cameroon. - Volunteer Photos
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- Batié Market
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Traditional market that bases on a 7-day rotation in the village of Batié in the West province of Cameroon. - Volunteer Photos
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- Bringing the Rain to Kapiti Plain
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Although the official dedication of the Dr. Thomas Hooyman Memorial Library and Media Center did not begin until 10:00 a.m., the children lined up at 8:00 in the blazing sun. I wondered how to keep them entertained for two hours and then it hit... - Volunteer Photos
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- Reconnecting with Peace Corps in Ethiopia
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I enlisted the support of current volunteers (2009) in Mekelle, Ethiopia to help set up a library project in memory of a colleague. The current volunteers were extremely helpful in setting up the library and are a continued source of support for... - Volunteer Photos
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- Connecting with current volunteers in Mekelle, Tigray, Ethiopia
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This photo shows a computer being set up in the Dr. Thomas Hooyman Memorial Library at Fre Siwot Elementary School in Mekelle, Tigray Region, Ethiopia. I enlisted the support of current volunteers in setting up the library, which opened in August... - Volunteer Photos
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- Paperwork!
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Budget - Volunteer Stories
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- Lee and Baby Li
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We were so honored by having a baby named after each of us. Baby Li grew to a strong and handsome young man! - Volunteer Photos
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- Panapa Panapa
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This a picture of Panapa Panapa. A person takes their father's first name for their last name and so if you are named after your father you first and last names will be the same. Panapa was our right hand person for developing and implementing so... - Volunteer Photos
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- Learning to Dance Like a Tuvaluan
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The islanders loved it when we would at least try to do some of their favorite things, like dancing. They were always full of praise and laughter whenever we tried. They were always so very generous in all ways. At first we thought they partied... - Volunteer Photos
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- Farewell Party
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There were numerous farewell parties for us as we prepared to leave our beloved home of Vaitupu, Tuvalu. This is a picture of our little thatched house in the background that kept us as cool and comfortable as possible. We loved to look at the... - Volunteer Photos
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- Lee and Work Crew Building a Water Tank
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Water catchment and storage was a big part of what we did to make a real difference in the life of a Tuvaluan. As Peace Corps Volunteers we had a wonderful collaboration with Save the Children Foundation to build 1,000 gallon water tanks in the... - Volunteer Photos
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