VIDEO: Peace Corps Response Volunteer in Liberia shares her Native American heritage

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VIDEO: Peace Corps Response Volunteer in Liberia shares her Native American heritage
By Peace Corps
Nov. 13, 2014

Jill Cadreau, a Peace Corps Response Volunteer of Chippewa heritage from Michigan, served in Liberia. She was part of the first group of Volunteers who reentered Liberia after an 18-year absence to assist in the country's educational system. 

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Category: Africa, Liberia, Education, Diversity, Becoming a Volunteer, Prospective Volunteers, Peace Corps Response

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