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- Year's End In the Forest
- Celebrations; Host families
- Volunteer Stories
- Living with the Pinatubo Aetas
- Ceremonies; Culture shock and adaptation; Folklore; Natural disasters; Traditional medicine
- Volunteer Stories
- Kikuyu Binds
- Women and Development (WID)/Gender and Development (GAD); Work; Host community friends; Gardens; Cross-cultural Transition
- Volunteer Stories
- Peace Corps Congressional Presentation, Fiscal Year 1995
- Budget; Congress
- Full text of the Peace Corps Congressional Budget Justicifaction for the fiscal year of 1995.
- Congressional and Legislative Materials
- Presenting Traditional Bulgarian Song and Dance
- dance; traditional dress
- In April 2011, the babas (grandmothers) from a local Bulgarian village of Dzhulunitsa were invited to perform for a recording of the Bulgarian show ‘От българско по българско’ (Bulgarian, from a Bulgarian). Here are a...
- Volunteer Photos
- Who's who in the Peace Corps--Washington
- Directories
- Full text of Who's Who in the Peace Corps--Washington, which includes staff bios of many of the founding staff members of the Peace Corps. Approximate date of publication is 1963.
- Brochures
- Manunu Road
- Art; Pre-service Training (PST)
- Volunteer Stories
- Host-Mother's Day
- Host families
- Volunteer Stories
- Song Kul
- Host families; Volunteers; Terrain
- This picture was taken near Song Kul Lake in Kyrgyz Republic in June 2011. In this picture Volunteer Brooke and Azamat are laughing together. Brooke and other Volunteers spent the evening with Azamat’s family at their summer yurt near the lake.
- Volunteer Photos
- Her American Sister
- Host families; Weddings; Marriage
- Volunteer Stories
- Picnic Song
- Music; Celebrations; Food and meals
- Darkhan-Uul countryside, Mongolia. Mongolians friends on a picnic, singing and drinking into the evening as they wait for the freshly slaughtered sheep to boil. June, 2009
- Volunteer Photos
- Moments of Being in an African Village
- Teachers and students; Music
- Volunteer Stories
- Men's Village Song Performance on Easter Day
- Traditional dress; Celebrations; Music; Religion
- This photo was taken on Easter Day 2010, on a remote atoll in Yap State, Federated States of Micronesia. Micronesia is largely and devotedly Catholic, organizing elaborate Christmas and Easter celebrations every year. On this atoll, the men and...
- Volunteer Photos
- Assimilation
- Culture shock and adaptation; Early Termination (ET); Teachers and students
- Volunteer Stories
- Health Club HIV Prevention Song Practice
- HIV/AIDS
- I took this photo during the practice session of the Health Club girls who were going to sing an HIV prevention song, with an accompanying dance, at Youth Day in front of the whole community. They were out of my house practicing after having made...
- Volunteer Photos
- Picnic Song
- Host community friends; Music; Food and meals
- Waiting for freshly slaughtered sheep to boil, some community friends enjoy drinks and music in the Darkhan-uul Aimag countryside of Mongolia.
- Volunteer Photos
- Singing a Mongolian Song with My Host Mother and Family
- Host families; Celebrations; Pre-service Training (PST)
- This photo was taken near the end of my summer training in Baruunburren soum, Mongolia, 2003. This celebration was both a celebration of the end of our training in the village and the opening of my host father's veterinarian hospital. We were...
- Volunteer Photos
- The Volunteer (February 1962)
- Newsletters--1960s
- Full text of Vol. 1, No. 2 (February 1962) of The Volunteer: a newsletter by and for the Volunteers of the Peace Corps
- Newsletters
- The Volunteer (July 1962)
- Newsletters--1960s
- Full text of Vol. 1, No. 7 (July 1962) of The Volunteer: a newsletter by and for the Volunteers of the Peace Corps
- Newsletters
- Peace Corps Volunteer (August 1969)
- Newsletters--1960s
- Full text of the Peace Corps Volunteer (August 1969).
- Newsletters