Caitlin Roman, 128 RPCV Peace Corps Pets. Some of us have em, some of us want em, some of us would ET without them. Whether you’ve gained a furry friend as a […]
Homeward Bound: All You Need to Know About Sending Your Peace Corps Pets Home
World Cap Map
Josh Kaufmann, RPCV Group 128 During the last few months of my service I began working with a brilliant teacher who encouraged me to put into action a final project that had […]
What It’s Like to Be Home
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 […]
[Book Review] Sit and Cry: Two Years in the Land of Smiles
Carly Allard, 129 YinD Title: Sit and Cry: Two Years in the Land of Smiles Author: Burgess Needle, RPCV Thailand, 1967-69 Published: Wren Song Press (2017) Synopsis: Somewhere in Buriram, Thailand, there are people […]
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 […]
Voices E07: Kathryn
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, […]
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 […]
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 […]
Peace Corps Thailand Magazine 