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- Letters from nurses in the Peace Corps
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Nurses; Medicine; Doctors; Disease; Health; Traditional medicine; Teachers and students; Work; Universities -
A collection of letters written by Peace Corps Volunteers serving as community health nurses in Malaysia, Niger, Afghanistan, East Pakistan (now Bangladesh), Turkey, Peru, Bolivia, India and Togo. No date is given, but the publication appears to... - Speeches, Essays and Letters
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- Peace Corps Times (Spring 1998)
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Newsletters--1990s -
Full text of the Peace Corps Times (Spring, 1998). - Newsletters
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- Peace Corps Times (March-April 1985)
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Full text of the Peace Corps Times (March-April, 1985) - Newsletters
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- Peace Corps Times (July-August 1986)
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Newsletters--1980s -
Full text of the Peace Corps Times (July-August, 1986) - Newsletters
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- Action Update (April 9, 1979)
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Full text of the Action Update (April 9, 1979). - Newsletters
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- Peace Corps Volunteer (March 1964)
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Newsletters--1960s -
Full text of Vol.2, No.5 of the Peace Corps Volunteer (March 1964) - Newsletters
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- Peace Corps Volunteer (August 1964)
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Newsletters--1960s -
Full text of Vol.2, No.10 of the Peace Corps Volunteer (August 1964) - Newsletters
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- Peace Corps Volunteer (October 1967)
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Newsletters--1960s -
Full text of the Peace Corps Volunteer (October 1967). - Newsletters
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- Peace Corps Volunteer (March 1968)
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Newsletters--1960s -
Full text of the Peace Corps Volunteer (March 1968). - Newsletters
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- Seaplane Was Our Transportation
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Transportation -
Whenever the seaplane came to the island...usually twice a week, the children would run through the village announcing they had just heard it flying overhead. They would scream "Si bi eaa" for "Sea Bee Air" the name of the plane. The plane was... - Volunteer Photos
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- Vicki Visitng with a New Mom
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Host families; Children -
Volunteer Vicki visiting with Lasaini, her Tuvaluan sister and new baby Viki. Baby Viki was named after her Auntie Vicki. - Volunteer Photos
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- Our Family
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Host families -
Our Peace Corps experience was a huge success in large part because of our loving family. We were soon adopted by the islanders after they figured out that we were really going to stay. At first they believed we would soon be leaving after being... - Volunteer Photos
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- Friends...Tagasoa
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Host community friends; Food and meals -
Friends were many...friendships were deep. We laughed together, we cried together, we worked hard together and played together. This picture is of Vicki at a feast event (fakaala) with a young friend. - Volunteer Photos
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- Adoring Grandfather and Grandson
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Host community friends; Elders; Children -
Children are adored in Tuvalu and this is a photo of a grandfather adoring his grandson and namesake. Chidlren seldomly cried in Tuvalu, they were always being held, and their needs were quickly satisfied. After a child is born, the mother is... - Volunteer Photos
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- Filifau and Her Mom, Mamele
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Host community friends; Agriculture -
This is one of my favorite pictures. Mamele was the mother who adopted us into her family and Filifau was her daughter that was just a few years young than me. We loved so much doing things together. In this photo they are sitting a watching a... - Volunteer Photos
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- Going on the Seaplane
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Whenever anyone left the island, either by seaplane or boat, they were richly decorated with many flower garlands. Sometimes we were so heavily decorated it was hard to move from the weight and the strong fragrance. Truly an honor to be loved so... - Volunteer Photos
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- A Lesson about Building a Smokeless Stove
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Cooking; Host community friends -
This is a photo of women looking in on a demonstration of installing a smokeless stove under a water catchment. The women were so eager to learn so the demonstation could move to the next home. In Tuvalu it is important to keep possessions fairly... - Volunteer Photos
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- Tuvaluan Boy Catching the Land Crabs Outside Our Home
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Children; Fishing; Wildlife; Animals -
About 4pm nearly everday young Tuvaluan children would go out and try to catch land crabs for their families consumption. They were so quick and skillful at the task and now and again would let me have a hand at it, but seldom did I ever catch... - Volunteer Photos
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- Children's Day Parade
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I remember this as one of our first community events on the island. It was Children's Day and all of the children were paraded through the village as the honored citizens that they are. Children knew they were special but they also knew they had... - Volunteer Photos
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