To stream “Miss Lillian: More Than a President’s Mother” visit misslillian.com The Museum of the Peace Corps Experience hosted a new docudrama about Lillian Carter, one
WASHINGTON, D.C. – The Museum of the Peace Corps Experience has selected Dr. Zack Klim as its director. He joins the Museum from his current
Museum of the Peace Corps Experience will sponsor a documentary about Lillian Carter’s service and life on Sunday, Nov. 20, at 3 PM (Eastern). Lillian Carter left
Michael Roman
Kiribati – 2000-2002
Dear Kiribati -It’s been twenty-two years since I first breathed your hot, salty air, waded in your warm turquoise….
John Hatch
Tanzania – 1963-66
During my first observation of a Bao game in 1964 in Kahama, Tanzania, my KiSwahili was not fluent in KiSwahili….
Elinor Capehart
Philippines – 1961-63
Before the road between Dumaguete City, the capital of Negros Orientale, and our village of ….
Returned Peace Corps Volunteers who identify as a member of a non-majority group in the USA talk about their unique Peace Corps experiences.
The Museum will soon have permanent exhibit space at Peace Corps Place, the new home of the National Peace Corps Association in Washington, DC. We seek space for a state-of-the-art museum building nearby while continuing to develop online exhibits that enable global access to our collection.
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– President John F. Kennedy, March 1, 1961
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