View cultural artifacts—and personal stories behind them—in our core collection
Read anecdotes that capture the heart of the volunteer experience
Discover exhibits, voices, and resources from six decades of global service
Seeking a museum director
The Museum of the Peace Corps Experience has announced a search for a part-time director. This person will help shape a compelling vision, increase the Museum’s revenue, guide fundraising and expansion of programs, and work with volunteer members. Responsibilities include: communications, website development, donor cultivation, and managing the Museum’s exhibits, as well as its growing collection of objects and stories.
We encourage MPCE members to forward the Job Description (below) to qualified candidates. The full position description is available HERE. Applications will be reviewed beginning August 15, 2022.
Inside the Volunteer Experience
An exhibition presented by Museum of the Peace Corps Experience and American University Museum, Washington, DC
Returned Peace Corps Volunteers who identify as a member of a non-majority group in the USA talk about their unique Peace Corps experiences.
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Reporting to the President of the Board, the Director of the Museum of the Peace Corps Experience (MPCE) will help shape a compelling vision and strategy
This summer and fall, Museum of the Peace Corps Experience will sponsor a WestCoast exhibit celebrating 60 years as seen through Peace Corps posters. PostingPeace: Peace
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.
Washington, DC
Museum of the Peace Corps Experience
PO Box 2427
Oregon City, OR 97045
USA
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