Peace Corps Thailand Volunteer Magazine is an online quarterly published by active Peace Corps Volunteers.
Yousif Al-Amin, 129 TESS Nam Prik Noom – (น้ำพริกหนุ่ม) Ingredients: 10-15 “Prik Noom” or Young Chilis 5-6 medium shallots 5 medium sized cloves of garlic ½ cup of cilantro/coriander 1 tbsp fish […]
Daylisha Reid, 130 YinD Will I be able to drive? It’s one of the many questions I think to myself as I look ahead to my reintegration into the United States in […]
Andrey Shamshurin, 130 TESS The smart*ss in me wants to say oxygen, water, my cellphone, or maybe that I can’t live without witting prompts. But I can’t be sure that anybody can’t […]
Alex Cotrufello, 129 YinD I didn’t grow up with a religion, unless you count the collective mass of spiritual influences my mother brought into our home during my childhood. Some of the […]
Rae Richards, 129 TESS Welcome to a column meant to explore the highs and lows of Peace Corps volunteer life—in Thailand and beyond! Each month, we highlight a current Peace Corps Volunteer […]
Theresa Kozelka, 129 YinD I have never considered myself much of a “crier.” Although my friends who studied abroad with me might disagree after helping me through my first long-distance relationship. However, […]
Voices presented by PSDN (Peer Support Diversity Network) is a series of video and written interviews highlighting the intersection between PCVs and RPCVs of diverse ethnic/cultural backgrounds and their service in Thailand. […]
Carly Allard, 129 YinD Card games have become an almost daily occurrence at my house. Uno, Phase 10, Spot It, Go Fish; we play ‘em all. I try to reign in my […]
Larissa Delgado, 130 YinD During Group 130’s Reconnect Conference a lot of us throughout the two weeks got tattoos. Prior to that I had also heard of volunteers from Group 129 getting […]
Every volunteer has a unique experience depending on the location, religion, and traditions of their site. Each month we will explore a new volunteer’s site through the eyes of a visiting volunteer […]
Ruhamaiah Bradley, 130 TESS An RPCV (Returned Peace Corps Volunteer) from back home once described Peace Corps as, “the hardest job you’ll ever love.” Quite the popular slogan and definitely on the […]
Genevieve Montreuil, 129 YinD It was your average Sunday afternoon in rural Thailand; I took my usual 8km bike ride in 100 degree heat, to sip on a sugar laden iced latte, […]
Gabe Reid, 130 TESS One of the greatest values of American culture is the Separation of Church and State protected by the 1st Amendment of the Constitution. Within the last 50 years […]
Audrey Ardine, 129 TESS This is the story of how Kru Audee fell into the flooded river. For most, rainy season has been in full swing. But here in the deep south […]
Meghan McCabe, Sister of Peace Corps Volunteer Kayla McCabe I have been lucky enough to have had several opportunities to travel the world. I have experienced different cultures, languages, and lifestyles and […]
