Tanzania

Stories from Tanzania

Every Peace Corps Volunteer has a story to tell. Read stories from Volunteers about what it's like to live and work in Tanzania.

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Four adult people stand infront of a crowd of Tanzanian school children holding malaria net materials.

A child of Jim Crow laws, senior citizen promotes education

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Meet Daily Point of Light Award honoree Lincoln Law. You can read this blog in its original form

Diverse perspectives: The African American/Black Volunteer experience

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February is nationally recognized as African American History Month.

The Question Of Empowerment Is Meaningful Where Men Also Exist

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7 young people who are making the world a better place

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Volunteering with the Peace Corps isn't easy, but collaboration and inspiration can come from the most unexpected places.

Why the Peace Corps? Reconnecting with my East African Heritage

Amina Johari

Ever since I was a kid, I thought about joining the Peace Corps.

9 Peace Corps Volunteers weigh in on serving later in life

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Though they represent less than 5% of the overall Volunteer population, Americans over the age of 50 are a valuable asset to the Peace Corps community.

Diverse perspectives: The Asian American and Pacific Islander Volunteer experience

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May is nationally recognized as Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) Month.

An American woman digs in the dirt with her fellow Senegalese friends

Here's what 5 Peace Corps Volunteers say about serving in the agriculture sector

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Agriculture Volunteers lead grassroots efforts to fight hunger.

VIDEO: A day in the life in Tanzania

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11 interesting volunteer opportunities for 12 months or less

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Peace Corps Response offers volunteer opportunities for experienced professionals to serve in communities around the world.

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Stories from Tanzania