Miss Lillian comes to the big screen in the nation’s capital
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
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
Virtual Interactive Program Co-hosted by Museum of the Peace Corps Experience and National Peace Corps Association Historically, Peace Corps has evolved from a race-blind policy
Iconic Calls to Join the Peace Corps When you joined the Peace Corps, were you responding to the poster: Make America a Better Place: Leave
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
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:
PORTLAND, OREGON – The Museum of the Peace Corps Experience and ArtReach Gallery today announced an exhibition called Posting Peace, celebrating 60 years of Peace
The Museum has added to its website a searchable database of over 3,300 books by Peace Corps volunteers, past and present. The goal of Peace
On Wednesday, April 13 the Museum of the Peace Corps Experience lost a loyal champion and stalwart supporter of our effort to recognize the history
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