Sedem Adiabu and Sena Tensay have volunteered to serve as the new co-leaders of Many Faces of Peace Corps – the diversity equity and inclusion initiative at the Museum of
The Museum of the Peace Corps Experience is pleased to announce the appointment of Anne Baker to its Board of Directors. Anne joined the Board at the end of 2023
Nicole Banister, award-winning TV Show Host and Global Presenter, has joined the Museum of the Peace Corps Experience Board of Directors. Nicole leverages media to amplify the voices of the
The Museum recognizes the incredible contributions of Latino volunteers in the Peace Corps and the communities in Latin American countries that hosted them. Physician and 2017 Loretta Miller Ruppe Award
Raising the Peace Corps Flag Peace Corps Commemorative Foundation & Museum of the Peace Corps Experience will join forces to tell the Peace Corps Story. WASHINGTON, D.C. — The Peace Corps
We are so pleased to announce that Angie Harris (Papua New Guinea, ’91-’93) has accepted our invitation to join the MPCE Board of Directors. Angie brings great expertise in fundraising
Dear Museum Community, In May of this year, I unexpectedly became President of the Board of the Museum of the Peace Corps Experience. The Bylaws of the organization made it
This Pride Month we share RPCV perspectives from the LGBTQ+ community. Museum volunteer Arianna Richard and NPCA Board Member Jeffrey Janis share their stories about the challenges of authenticity in
Honoring A Legacy After Pat Wand’s untimely passing in May of 2023, the Museum created the Pat Wand Memorial Fund for friends, family and others to honor Pat and support
Help Us Tell Your Story Join Director Zack Klim and MPCE volunteers to learn what’s ahead for the Museum and how you can take part in preserving Peace Corps history. The event will be
Remembering Pat Wand: An Immense Legacy Our Peace Corps Museum community joins family, friends and colleagues across the globe in mourning the loss of Patricia Anne Wand. On Tuesday April
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 of Peace Corps’ enduring volunteer
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“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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