WorldView is the flagship magazine of the National Peace Corps Association, published in print and digital formats.

Featuring original reporting and storytelling by Returned Peace Corps Volunteers and leading voices in international service, WorldView features news, profiles, commentary, analysis, arts, politics, and ideas from a global perspective, focusing on the lasting impact of service.

Get the print issue twice per year when you become an NPCA Mission Partner, or visit the WorldView website to read the latest stories.

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Frostbound and Down

The wind howls desolate, and the numbing of my fingers inch further and further up the wrist alarmingly. These unrelenting high velocity winds continue to crank at unfathomable knots and send flurries of hard-wrought regrets ringing between the ears. The...

Artificial Intelligence Is No Match for Volunteerism

The data is clear: AI is changing the world of work, with 75% of knowledge workers already using it on the job. It’s likely we’ll all look back at 2024 as the year that professionals really brought the latest generative...

What Does Peace Corps Do for America?

Every Peace Corps Volunteer (PCV)’s experience is unique and challenging. Facing the unknown, learning a language (or two), developing sensitivity to very different cultures, growing new relationships, identifying and completing projects, and overcoming physical difficulties are but a few of...

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