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- Transcript of background press and radio news briefing, March 6, 1961
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Press and media; Volunteer recruitment; Volunteer selection; Vietnam war; Volunteer compensation; -
Full text of Sargent Shriver's briefing to the press held on March 6, 1961. Shriver introduced members of the original Peace Corps task force, and fielded topics on a range of questions about the initial plans for how the Peace Corps would operate. - Press Briefings
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- Visiting Tuareg Camp after a Rain in Niger
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Host community friends; Traditional dress; Children -
While backpacking around the village of Illela, where I lived, I met a Tuareg extended family living in the wadi. We became good friends, and I frequently spent my Sunday's with them, playing with the children, telling stories, and drinking camel's... - Volunteer Photos
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- Vocational Training Buildings: BEFORE and AFTER!
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On the left, the boys show the area just before groundbreaking on one of four vocational training buildings. On the right, one of the first photos of the new shops ready to be filled with tools, equipment, and young minds and hands. - Volunteer Photos
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- Volcan de Izalco
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For two years I lived in the most beautiful town in the world. Sure, it didn't have running water, the roads weren't paved, and there were occasional scorpions and tarantulas in my house, but it was beautiful. In one direction I could see the... - Volunteer Photos
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- Yi Baby
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Children -
Most people don't know that China is home to 55 different "minority" groups. My Peace Corps site was in Xichang, Sichuan and was home to one of the largest groups, the Yi people. The Yi people have their own language that is still very much alive... - Volunteer Photos
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- Yi Teenage Boy
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I lived in an area that was the capital of the Yi nationality. Although many Yi women are seen wearing traditional dress, it is less common to see the men in traditional dress. That's part of why I was so impressed with this boy's clothing. He... - Volunteer Photos
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- Youth Group Reflects After Gender and Development Musical
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Youth development; Volunteers; Ceremonies; Youth -
This photo was taken while leading rural Salvadoran youth in a group discussion after the first performance of "A Mi Manera," an original musical promoting life skills, gender equality, and reproductive health. Over 100 rural youth from Peace Corps... - Volunteer Photos
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