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Armenian people are known for their kindness and hospitality.
In Lesotho, random acts of kindness don't just make your day, they are your day!
In Mongolia, you may be offered milk tea, a salty tea made with water, milk, tea leaves and salt.
The Moroccan tradition of hospitality is deeply rooted in their culture.
Tea is central to Moroccan hospitality.
Learn about Mozambique's culture of sharing, or "servido".
Learn about some important dishes that are shared in Peru, including "cuy", or fried guinea pig.
Learn about Senegal's culture of hospitality, known as "teranga".
This is the story of an object that has an important place in The Gambia's culture of hospitality: the food bowl.
From New York to Paraguay and Back: Rob's Peace Corps Journey.
Learn how to make Khachapuri, a traditional Georgian dish of cheese-filled bread.
Explore a Peace Corps Volunteer's housing in Burkina Faso.
Explore a Peace Corps Volunteer's housing in Cambodia.
Learn how to make Turon, a sweet Philippine snack made of thinly sliced bananas which are rolled in a spring roll wrapper and fried.
An interactive activity to demonstrate how water sources are distributed throughout the environment.
Students and their educators create a world map mural to improve participants’ knowledge of geography and understanding of different peoples, and to support discussions of world peace and friendship.
Every year on February 22, Girl Guides and Girl Scouts around the world participate in globally themed activities honoring girls to acknowledge they are a part of a worldwide movement.
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