WorldView | Where is the Peace?
Winter 2023-24
Building Peace in a Shattered World
WorldView is the only magazine that exclusively covers all things Peace Corps. Published twice annually, more than 70,000 individuals read each print edition, and many more in its digital format, below. From its humble origins as an alumni newsletter in the late ‘70s, today WorldView is a nationally distributed award-winning magazine recognized with both an EDDIE award for editorial excellence and an OZZIE award for design excellence in 2001. We feature news, profiles, commentary and analysis, politics, arts, and ideas with a global perspective. Worldview welcomes pitches and, on rare occasions, completed pieces.
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Featured Stories
Where is the Peace?
Those concerned with the state of global peace might be forgiven for succumbing to a melancholic, even defeatist point of view given the events of the past few years. The world is experiencing the highest level of violence since World War II, with armed conflicts simmering, enduring, or raging in Ukraine, Ethiopia, Yemen, Afghanistan, and Israel/Palestine, to name just a few. Can the foundations of what has come to be called “peacebuilding” be rescued now, when they may be needed most?
Through Service, Comes Peace
The Art of Reconciliation
Retrograde
The Map Makers
A Matter of Perspective
Follow the Energy
American Moon, Tongan Sun
Peacebuilding with Persistence
Heavy Medal
Putting the Peace in “Peace Corps”
Engineered for Consumption
Rallying Point
The Stream
The Big Picture: A Sign of Peace
Handshaking is more than a superficial greeting in Burkina Faso. It reflects the deep cultural belief that strong bonds of friendship and family take precedence over all else. This image is featured as one of the Peace Cards in the International Calendar’s notecard collection from Returned Peace Corps Volunteers in and around Madison, Wisconsin. Peace Cards, notecards, and the International Calendar can be found at www.rpcvcalendar.org.
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