All Things Peace Corps
Packing for Peace Corps is hard for everyone. Here you can find a packing list for an Education volunteer in Nepal, but the list works for many other countries.
What to Pack for Peace Corps – Packing List Read More
Learning Nepali guitar music is a great way to supplement your language learning. This page has a few sites that might help you learn Nepali guitar music.
How to Learn Nepali Guitar Music Read More
Bagh Chal is an ancient Nepali game. Here you can learn how to play. Veteran players are worried that it might disappear but new game apps make it easy to play.
How to Play Bagh Chal – Nepali Game Read More
Peace Corps gives Americans the chance to volunteer overseas by immersing themselves, working side-by-side with community members to improve challenges in areas such as education, agriculture, and health. The Three …
What is the Peace Corps? Read More
Here are a ton of FREE online language resources to help with your learning Nepali: courses/lessons, dictionaries,YouTube channels, radio/tv stations…and more.
Tons of FREE Learning Nepali Links Read More
Has it been eight years since my Thailand Swearing-In? Wow! It started my Peace Corps journey for sure. I just wanted to celebrate this memory with you all.
Peace Corps Thailand Swearing-In Anniversary – 2014 Read More
I wanted to give you a review of the last year and an update on what I hope is coming in 2022 with Peace Corps and Nepal.
Happy New Year Everyone! Wishing you an awesome 2022 ahead! Read More
I am excited to be there with you for this ‘virtual’ 9th Annual Open House to celebrate Peace Corps’ 60th Anniversary. I’m speaking to you from Nepal.
Happy 60th Peace Corps at the KCAPCA Open House!!! Read More
You might ask what does a typical school day looks like in rural Nepal. Below is a typical “school” day for me from 5:30am to 9:30pm six days a week.
What Does a Typical School Day Look Like? Read More
I wrote this ‘welcome letter’ for Group 207 but I think it will hold true for all future Nepal groups about what to expect and a few tips on what to bring.
A ‘Welcome letter’ for a new group of Peace Corps volunteers Read More