“You're still going.”

I grew up attending my mother’s annual Mother Daughter conference that she held for Latina women and their daughters. 

I am a Peace Corps Volunteer serving in a settlement for internally displaced persons in Georgia.

As a Peace Corps Volunteer, you'll likely have the chance to learn a new language during service — and you never know where that will lead you.

Last year, my director told me that the girls at our school had a strong desire to play basketball. 

We asked Peace Corps Volunteers, "What do you wish Americans knew about your country of service?"

Some may say that “not all superheroes wear capes,” but that certainly rings true for Peace Corps Volunteers who impact lives overseas every day.

There are so many ways to put Home into images – favorite sayings, stories, songs, photos and video. I tried to think about how to express my feeling of “home” here in Georgia, without exactly comparing it to my home in the U.S., my last Peace Corps home in Ghana or anywhere else I have been in the world, for a week or months.