CED - Wandering The World

Flag of Paraguay: A horizontal tricolor with red on top, white in the middle, and blue on the bottom, featuring the country's national emblem in the center. The Peace Corps Paraguay has been working in the country since 1967.

Your Best Info Source for Peace Corps Paraguay

Discover all you need to know about Peace Corps Paraguay! History, culture, languages, volunteer experiences, safety, and connecting with RPCVs.

Botswana

An interview with Caitlin, a Response volunteer in Botswana

by Jim Damico

Caitlin Homstad, a Peace Corps CED Response Volunteer in Botswana, shares her experiences, challenges, rewards, and personal growth from volunteering abroad.

Fiji

Katie Crossing Cultures: An Asian American In Fiji

by Jim Damico

Discover the inspiring journey of an Asian American in the Peace Corps, Katie Zhao, in ‘Crossing Cultures: Contributions of Asian & Pacific heritage volunteers.’

North Macedonia

Maxim: A Community Development volunteer in North Macedonia

by Jim Damico

Discover Maxim’s journey as a Peace Corps Community Development volunteer in North Macedonia. We explore the challenges and rewards of volunteering abroad.

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Albania / Eastern Europe & Central Asia

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by Jim Damico

Discover all you need to know about Peace Corps Albania! History, culture, languages, volunteer experiences, safety, and connecting with RPCVs.