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In Memoriam – May 2021

As we mourn the loss of members of the Peace Corps community, we celebrate the lives they led with a commitment to service. By Molly O’Brien & Caitlin Nemeth Our tributes include former U.S. Ambassador Larry L. Palmer, left, and an...

President’s Letter: An Historic Moment

A time to honor the past — and commit to a different future By Glenn Blumhorst Illustration by Richard Borge   HERE’S A FAMILIAR CELEBRATORY REFRAIN: On March 1, 1961, President John F. Kennedy signed Executive Order 10924, establishing the...

Now Is the Time: From the Editor of WorldView Magazine

An invitation to listen, learn — and roll up our sleeves. By Steven Boyd Saum   Let’s start with a story about an invitation. There’s that historic letter from JFK below, sent to the first would-be Volunteers. And let me...

Days of Advocacy Update: Say Thanks! Plus Budget and Legislation News

Now is a good time to thank representatives who signed on to the House Dear Colleague Letter. And there’s work ahead on bolstering support for the Peace Corps Reauthorization Act — and ensuring a robust budget to provide critical support...

Three Pioneers

First Chief Diversity and Inclusion Officer for the State Department. Chief Economist for U.S. Department of Labor. And Principal Deputy Spokesperson for the State Department.   Photo: Janelle Jones   “We are at a particular time in America, and the world is watching...

Triage, Respite, and Isolation

COVID-19 and the Lord Baltimore Hotel By Marik Moen   IN SPRING 2020, the State of Maryland, with the help of the Army Corps of Engineers, transformed the Baltimore Convention Center into to the 250-bed University of Maryland Medical System...

Many Faces of Peace Corps: A 60th Anniversary Video

Stories and reflections of eight Volunteers: The challenges that come with Peace Corps service when you’re a person of color, low income, or identify as LGBTQIA+. And the richness of the relationships forged in communities around the world.   The Museum...

What Lies Ahead for the Peace Corps

An Update from Acting Director Carol Spahn   Carol Spahn served as a Volunteer in Romania 1994–96 as a small business advisor, as country director for Peace Corps Malawi, and as chief of operations in the Africa Region, covering eastern and...

Peace Corps Achievements — May 2021

News and updates from the Peace Corps community — across the country, around the world, and spanning generations of returned Volunteers and staff By Peter Deekle (Iran 1968–70) A newly appointed Assistant Secretary for the Department of State. Two non-profit success stories. An award winning...

Shining a Light on Sexual Assault in the Peace Corps

An in-depth work of investigative journalism by USA TODAY brings together deeply troubling stories of harm suffered by women who have been victims of sexual assault while serving as Volunteers. Peace Corps must do better.   On April 23, USA TODAY published...

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