"All together it opened my eyes, opened my heart to a greater world and gives me courage to continue what we do."

"Since coming to Peace Corps, I've learned that development really needs to come from the people. And so I want to be involved in developing people."

Amedeka be asi mekpea adido do o: One person cannot embrace a Baobob tree. 

“I am not ‘handicapped’, I am awesome.”

A friendship between returned Volunteer Cate (Togo 2005-07) and current Volunteer Kelsi (Tonga 2016-18) grew through letter writing and a shared love of art. The weekly exchange of letters has helped encourage Kelsi during her service.

Jane Moore and Jennifer Clowers share a bond beyond that of mother and daughter. They both committed themselves to Peace Corps service—with about four decades in between.

Societies all over the world “can force a jarring new identity on a woman whose husband has died: pariah, exile, nuisance, martyr, prey”

Kyree Rollins has often been the first to accomplish things in his life.