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Peace Corps News
- PEACE CORPS TO CLOSE COUNTRY PROGRAM IN COMOROS
- STATEMENT FROM PEACE CORPS DIRECTOR CAROL SPAHN ON CONFIRMATION OF PEACE CORPS DEPUTY DIRECTOR DAVID E. WHITE JR.
- STATEMENT FROM PEACE CORPS DIRECTOR CAROL SPAHN ON THE PASSING OF FORMER FIRST LADY ROSALYNN CARTER
- REMARKS OF CAROL SPAHN, THE DIRECTOR OF THE PEACE CORPS, AT THE MINNESOTA INTERNATIONAL NGO NETWORK (MINN) SUMMIT
- PEACE CORPS DIRECTOR CAROL SPAHN CONCLUDES TRIP TO INDONESIA AND SRI LANKA
- Readout of Peace Corps Director Carol Spahn’s Meeting with United States Ambassador to Belize, Michelle Kwan
- Readout of Peace Corps Director Carol Spahn’s Participation in Panel with Secretary Cardona, Secretary Fudge, and AmeriCorps CEO Smith at George Washington University and Service Project at Powell Elementary School
- Statement from Peace Corps Director Carol Spahn on Martin Luther King Jr. Day of Service
- Carol Spahn Sworn-In as 21st Director of the Peace Corps
- Peace Corps Director Swears-in First-ever Volunteers in Viet Nam
Monthly Archives: August 2010
With Love
As I eat dinner each night, two young boys sit on our stairs patiently waiting for leftovers. Often, they wear only a ragged, dirty shirt – no underwear, no pants, no shoes. The flies swarm their open wounds, which are … Continue reading
Djunta mon
As soon as I arrived in my village, my family informed me about the 15 de Agostu festa. Every day after that, I was reminded about the upcoming festa by a neighbor, new friend, or family member. This weekend we … Continue reading
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Captain Crunch
What I would give for a heaping salad from Whole Foods or a bowl of peanut butter Cap’n Crunch cereal…I have never appreciated America’s amenities, America’s flavors, America’s establishments more than I do now. I guess you could say I … Continue reading
Posted in Lost in Translation
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Working To Work It Out
I realized that I never completed my last blog post. I got too excited about potential curly tailed pets and my thirty-minute Internet session ended. In sum, I have a lot to learn from the Cape Verdean women. They work … Continue reading
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Pig!
15 people in the back of a small truck bed along with sacks of rice, fruit, bread and vegetables attained at the market, while hugging the curves of mountainous roads and whizzing by planters working the dry, dusty fields and … Continue reading
Posted in Lost in Translation
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