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Back to the Solomons - National Peace Corps Association (opens the original)
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On September 6, Peace Corps Acting Director Christopher Landau and Solomon Islands Minister of Foreign Affairs and External Trade Rick Houenipwela signed a bilateral country agreement in Honiara to formally reestablish the Peace Corps program. The agreement renews a partnership that once brought more than 700 Volunteers to communities across the country and that has remained dormant since the program was suspended in 2000. The first new group of Volunteers is expected to arrive in early 2028, in
Paper Flowers: What We Do With the Time We Are Given - National Peace Corps Association (opens the original)
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Some lives are measured in years. Others are measured by what they leave behind. For Shalin Shah, a young Indian American whose Peace Corps journey was interrupted almost as soon as it began, time would become painfully limited. But Paper Flowers, a feature-length independent film inspired by his true story, is not primarily interested in how Shalin died. It asks audiences to consider something much more difficult – and ultimately more hopeful: How did he choose to live? After graduating from th
Peace Corps to Politics - National Peace Corps Association (opens the original)
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When President John F. Kennedy challenged Americans to serve communities around the world, he envisioned more than just two years of Volunteer service. He believed Peace Corps would shape generations of leaders committed to building stronger communities, both abroad and at home. Today, that vision continues to unfold as a growing number of Returned Peace Corps Volunteers (RPCVs) step into public office, carrying the lessons they learned overseas into city halls, state legislatures, school boards
Peter Pan Syndrome - National Peace Corps Association (opens the original)
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From the air I view the Congo river, a muddy, meandering waterflow whose breadth where it separates Brazzaville from Kinshasa is truly impressive. Though I first came to Africa twenty years before, such names still captivate me even if I can now lecture on the difference between Congo-Brazza and Congo-Kinshasa, between Guinea-Bissau, Guinea-Conakry, and Equatorial Guinea. Though I graduated college without knowing the difference between Niger and Nigeria, I have since written books about them. A
RPCVs Addressing the Development Aid Gap - National Peace Corps Association (opens the original)
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The idealism and optimism that gave birth to Peace Corps 65 years ago live on in the Returned Peace Corps Volunteer (RPCV) community and have never been more needed. With drastic international aid reductions, RPCV programs can be a critical source of support in marginalized communities. In the Yumbe District of Northern Uganda where two RPCV programs have expanded over the last six years people do not have water or electricity but what they do have in abundance is optimism. With the help of affo
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