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🌍 Global network of 240K+ RPCVs 🤝 145+ affiliate groups 📢 Advocating for Peace Corps since 1981
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From International Affairs and Sustainable Development to Energy & Environment and Law & Economics, WorldView’s Guide to Graduate School explores program areas that can help Returned Peace Corps Volunteers turn their experience into their next step: peacecorpsconnect.org/gradua…
What’s one thing you packed that you couldn’t live without during your Peace Corps service? Comment below!
To continue celebrating 65 years of the Peace Corps, we’re excited to introduce new countries of service merch featuring Malaysia, Nepal, Niger, Peru, Sierra Leone, and Solomon Islands! Shop the collection: pathwaytopeacecorps.com/coun…
After more than a quarter century, Peace Corps Volunteers are preparing to return to Solomon Islands. The first new group is expected in early 2028, with education as the initial focus and local community priorities guiding their work.
Read the story: peacecorpsconnect.org/back-t…
NPCA celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month, Sept. 15–Oct. 15, with RPCV Jeannette Sanchez, whose Peace Corps service in Guyana deepened her pride in her Mexican heritage and identity. Read more: peacecorpsconnect.org/hispan…
New Politics Academy, Service Year Alliance, National Peace Corps Association, and the National Museum and Center for Service are teaming up around a shared belief that those who have already served are uniquely equipped to lead. Join on Oct. 22: newpoliticsacademy.org/event…
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#NEST4US #COO #EshaVenkat spoke on the @pcorpsconnect "Reimagining #Career Pathways" #panel to hundreds of #RPCVs & #leaders! 🎤 Our takeaway: #service teaches the #skills, #tools & #values crucial for future #jobs. Huge #thankyou to #PeaceCorpsConnect! 💜 nest4us.org
Remembering Peter Max (1937–2026)
His bold, vibrant artwork helped define a generation — and brought his unmistakable vision to the Peace Corps, imagining a world shaped by connection, optimism, and peace. Read our feature on Max’s Peace Corps poster: peacecorpsconnect.org/poster…
For 65 years, Peace Corps has connected people worldwide. Senator @CoryBooker (D-NJ) and House Delegate Congresswoman @RepAmata (R-AS) call on Congress to support Concurrent Congressional Resolutions honoring PCVs. Contact your legislators to sign on: bit.ly/take-action-2026
Celebrating 65 Years of the Peace Corps! 🕊️
To mark this milestone, Rep. John Garamendi, Rep. Amata Radewagen, and Sen. Cory Booker are supporting resolutions honoring 65 years of Peace Corps service.
Help build Congressional support! Take action: peacecorpsconnect.org/concur…
It is vital to preserve the rich cultural heritage Kennedy and Johnson initiated, Edward Durell Stone designed, and artists from around the world have brought life and meaning to. Preserve the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts.
peacecorpsconnect.org/nation…
Summer may be over, but the memories remain. 📷
Complete the sentence: “My Peace Corps summer wouldn’t have been complete without ____.”
Comment below!
For decades, Peace Corps Volunteers have explored community mapmaking around the world. Revisit “The Map Makers” from WorldView magazine and discover how maps can become tools for learning, connection, and seeing the world a little differently: peacecorpsconnect.org/a-matt…
There are songs of the summer, and then there are the songs of our Peace Corps service. As summer comes to a close, which songs take you back to your service? 🎵
Comment below and share the soundtrack of your Peace Corps experience!
We continue to celebrate 65 years of the Peace Corps! 🥳
Take a look at how the mission has lasted and developed through the years.
Explore the Peace Corps media library for more memories: peacecorps.gov/about-the-age…
Disheartened to hear the news that “Blue,” the outdoor sculpture by RPCV and artist Joel Shapiro, has been removed from The Kennedy Center.
In appreciation of Shapiro’s work, we’re sharing this archived piece from NPCA’s WorldView:
peacecorpsconnect.org/metaph…
Read more: people.com/kennedy-center-re…
