Thailand

Stories from Thailand

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

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Teaching girls in Thailand STEM skills to succeed

Triveni Rao

When I was asked to write about my youth in development sector work in Thailand, I wondered if I should write about a single event, a single day or the overall experience.

A young girl, hand covered in blue paint, adds her hand print to piece of paper with other colorful hand prints.

Here's what 6 youth in development Volunteers have to say about their sector

Peace Corps

Youth in development Volunteers know that individual connections create a global impact.

RPCVs speak to a Girl Scout troop during World Thinking Day

What Girl Scouts can learn about leadership from RPCVs

Kristin Herron

For World Thinking Day, I challenged returned Peace Corps Volunteers to share stories about leadership with my Girl Scout troop.

8 Peace Corps Volunteers weigh in on serving later in life

Peace Corps

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.

Creating a Safe and Colorful Environment for Students - Berline Exume, 130 TESS

Peace Corps Thailand

Upon arriving to my school, the first thing I asked for was a classroom or anything that could potentially be used as one. More than anything, I knew that I had to have a designated space to teach in, that I could call my own. I did not want to have to trudge all my belongings from one class to the next, and I desperately wanted a space that my students and I felt belonged to us, specifically, to learn in. Read More