Linzee Prescott, RPCV Group 126 Let me tell you how great it is to drive, how beautiful it is to go out and eat ANYTHING I would like at ANYTIME. However, let […]
What It’s Like to Be Home
Linebacker II
Carolyn Nickels-Cox, RPCV Correspondent, Group 34 It was after dark on December 27, 1972. Kalasin was on fire. A shop at the city’s center had caught fire, and the flames were spreading […]
You’re Doing What? My COS Bike Ride Across the US
Ty Miranda, RPCV Group 127 It’s hard to sum up 77 days in a few paragraphs, just like it’s hard to sum up 27 months of Peace Corps work in a three-minute […]
Call for RPCV Photo Submissions
Are you an RPCV who served in Thailand? If so, this message is for you… Sticky Rice is starting a new photo feature called Throwback Thursday (#TBT), in which we will post […]
Voices E08: Lauren
Voices presented by PSDN (Peer Support Diversity Network) is a new series of video and written interviews highlighting the intersection between PCVs and RPCVs of diverse ethnic/cultural backgrounds and their service in […]
How Pi Samruay Came to America
Annika Paradise, RPCV, Thailand 101 My Peace Corps site, Phanom Benja, sat 45 miles inland on the Malay peninsula. I was the only white person to ever live there, but hundreds of […]
Life After Peace Corps
Danielle Porter, Community Health, Madagascar, 42 I COSed over two years ago. On some days it is hard to believe how much my life has changed since then. I have traveled more, […]
RPCV Diversity Spotlight: Marvin Pannell
Voices presented by PSDN (Peer Support Diversity Network) is a new series of video and written interviews highlighting the intersection between PCVs and RPCVs of diverse ethnic/cultural backgrounds and their service in […]
Two Years in Thailand: Reflections of an RPCV
Kirsten Keefe, RPCV Thailand 99, TEFL/Crossover Volunteer I served as a Peace Corps Volunteer in Thailand, Group 99 from 1991-1993. There were about 45 people in our group and around 120 volunteers in […]
Blog Repost: What Happened to Me After Peace Corps
Kelly Branyik, RPCV China 20 TEFL I’m reminded of every single bad choice I ever made, bad feeling I ever had, my annoying sense of urgency, my extreme lack of patience, times […]
Be Prepared
Carolyn Nickels-Cox, RPCV Correspondent, Group 34 In 1973… A student entered the English office and told me I had a farang visitor. I asked who it was, and she just said it […]
My Lunch With Ivan
Terisa Tribble, 127 TCCS Late last March, I was approached by the Peace Corps office inquiring as to whether or not I was available and/or interested in meeting and having lunch with […]
Songkran 2016
Jennifer Glotzhober, 127 YinD Songkran, known as Thai New Years is one of the most celebrated Thai Holidays. It is a time where families get together, people make merit and bathe each […]
Funding Peace Corps
J.M. Ascienzo, 124 J.M. Ascienzo was a Peace Corps Thailand 124 volunteer. He initially served in Nan Province, and then spent his 3rd year extension in Nakhon Sri Thammart. In July he […]
Being a Monk in Thailand
Daniel Rudolph, 125 I recently was ordained as a Buddhist monk and spent 21 days at Wat Uttaradit Dhammarang in Uttaradit province, which is a forest monastery in northern Thailand. It truly […]
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