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 […]
You’re Doing What? My COS Bike Ride Across the US
Voices E05: Pete
“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. […]
Voices E03: Jia
“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 Thailand. […]
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 […]
PC on the Brain
Allie Holtzer, 127 TCCS As Peace Corps Volunteers, we go through months of training to learn how to be culturally appropriate in our host country. There are a ton of expected behaviors […]
Live
Taylor Valencia, 127 TCCS Adapting is hard *AF* sometimes. Getting used to the fact that I am going home soon and will begin graduate school has had me cheesing like a fool […]
We Can Code
Erin Capina, YinD 127 December was the month designated for Hour of Code and I decided to participate because I had a small group of five students who I thought would enjoy […]
Ayutthaya Boat & Travel: Uncover Thailand’s Hidden Secrets
Terisa Tribble, 127 YinD If you’re looking for a travel idea for a group of friends or family, Ayutthaya Boat & Bike Travel has twelve tours to choose from. The great thing […]
Off the Mat and Into Bed
Molly Vallillo, 127 YinD It’s common knowledge that yoga is good for your health but what about your sex life? Regardless of whether you’re in a relationship, or just interested in exploring […]
The Thai Concept of Love
Elora Herberick, 127 TCCS “I miss you” and “I love you” are two phrases in American culture that have intense meaning behind them. When someone tells you they love or miss you, […]
A Story to Leave With
Ty Miranda, 127 YinD For the past two years, I wrote a lot for Sticky Rice. I wrote about beauty, health, running, food, dogs, and more. I have also created videos for […]
Malaria Primer
Erin Capina, YinD 127 History and Epidemiology Malaria is a vector-borne disease caused by parasites and spread via female Anopheles mosquitoes. It is an ancient disease; malaria or a disease like it […]
What to Expect During a Race
Ty Miranda, 127 YinD Haha, so what can you expect? EXPECT CRAZINESS. No, just kidding. But, you can expect a type of rush that is better than a runner’s high. It’s the […]
Slow Down, Recover Until Race Day
Ty Miranda, YinD 127 There’s a certain frustration knowing whether you are or are not ready for a race. I’m here to tell you that your training time schedule should be wrapping […]
Two No-Bake Recipes For Volunteers Without Stoves
Terisa Tribble, TCCS 127 5 Minute No Bake Chocolate Oatmeal Cookies Vegetarian /Gluten free ½ cup peanut butter, creamy 3 cups oats, quick cooking 4 tbsp cocoa powder, unsweetened 2 cups granulated […]
Peace Corps Thailand Magazine 