Join us on the beautiful rooftop of the Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Library to celebrate the opening of Peace by Design: Posters, Poems, and the Spirit of the Peace Corps, the Museum of the Peace Corps Experience’s second major exhibition of 2025.
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How does Peace Corps service shape creative lives and cultural leadership? Join us for an evening conversation with writers, artists, curators, and educators whose careers in the arts and culture were catalyzed by their service. We’ll explore how storytelling, design, and community practice fuel innovation—and how the habits of empathy, curiosity, and collaboration travel from service into creative work. The program opens with brief welcomes from co-hosts, followed by a moderated panel and audience Q&A.
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Join the Museum of the Peace Corps Experience for a special holiday Story Slam, part of the Peace by Design exhibit programming series at the Library. This festive evening will feature returned Peace Corps volunteers sharing heartfelt, humorous, and unforgettable stories that capture the spirit of service and cross-cultural connection.
Join the Museum of the Peace Corps Experience and co-host the National Peace Corps Association in this closing program for Peace by Design: Posters, Poems, and the Spirit of the Peace Corps exhibit. This public conversation brings together Black former Peace Corps Volunteers to reflect on how service abroad continued to shape their lives after returning home.
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Oregon City, OR 97045 USA
“For every young American who participates in the Peace Corps—who works in a foreign land—will know that he or she is sharing in the great common task of bringing to man that decent way of life, which is the foundation of freedom and a condition of peace.”
– President John F. Kennedy, March 1, 1961
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