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Ben Crossing Cultures: an Asian American in the Peace Corps
Hear the story of Ben Park, an Asian American who served as a Peace Corps volunteer in Mongolia. Discover the power of cultural exchange and personal growth.
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Crossing Cultures: Asian American volunteers in the Peace Corps
Discover the inspiring journeys of volunteers in the Peace Corps, in our series, ‘Crossing Cultures: Contributions of Asian American volunteers.’
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Peace Corps Week 2024 – Optimism in Action
This week is Peace Corps Week and just wanted to share my thoughts on this year’s theme “Optimism in Action”.
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On Sunday, a friend, a dharma student, an excellent translator, and even a previous center director, suddenly passed away. Gunjii was only 34.
Gunjiimaa G. 1977-2012 Read MoreReturning to Mongolia after 4 months in KC
It’s been a nice stay in Kansas City, living first with my brother Mike, and then moving in with mom. Now I am returning to Mongolia.
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At what temperature do eyeballs freeze?
During a run, I wondered at what temperature do eyeballs freeze? So, I thought I would talk about the adjustments you make living in Mongolia during winter.
At what temperature do eyeballs freeze? Read MoreTaking hot food to the poor at the City Dump
Today a group of us drove to the City Dump to distribute hot food to the poor who made their living sifting through the trash. The Stupa Cafe made 500 khuushuur
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In Mongolia the New Year really starts on February 3rd this year (and they celebrate Tsagaan Sar, ‘White Month’) because they follow Buddhist traditions that use the lunar calendar. They …
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Well, they hired some professional photographers to help take pictures of the kids with Santa Claus. So they gave me a few prints.
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