“She looks beautiful!” I heard them say as my mother dressed me that morning. I’m only about a week old and prior to today, no one in the community knows my name. It’s a secret.

Women from a small community in Kedougou learn to construct mud stoves to reduce deforestation and simplify their daily tasks.

During Peace Corps’ history, the Boston metropolitan area has consistently ranked as one of the top Volunteer-producing areas in the nation.

Two teams, dressed in mis-matched red and blue jerseys, stood in the middle of the soccer field facing one another – goalie eyeing goalie, with defensive and offensive players falling into line behind one another.

I have been welcomed with open arms from my friends, crinkle-eyed smiles from my elders, and by the sticky kisses of children who love to poke at my chronic sunburn from the moment I set foot in Boki Diawe, a lovely road village in the northern region of Senegal.

The sun went down a few hours ago but it’s hot.

Agriculture Volunteers lead grassroots efforts to fight hunger.

Volunteer Evelyn creates a coloring book series for kids that include themes of gender equity and inclusion.