It’s Getting Sticky.

Sticky Rice Magazine is a Peace Corps Volunteer-ran publication in Thailand. We aim to share the experiences, culture, and knowledge of Peace Corps Thailand volunteers– past and present.

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WIMB

What’s In My Bag, YinD Volunteer edition.

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My Peace Corps Soundtrack (Vol. 1)

Join me as I take a dive into a playlist of all my favorite songs from my time in the Peace Corps and what that music meant to me during my service.

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Buffalo in My Backyard

Chloe shares what it's like to live somewhere beautiful, but so physically isolated.

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Fluency

Grace Richardson kicks off our Group 137 PST Article Series with a piece on language learning with her host mom.

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Sticky Rice Magazine is a publication in Thailand maintained by currently serving Peace Corps Volunteers. It in no way represents the opinions or thoughts of the United States Government, Peace Corps, Peace Corps Thailand or Royal Thai Government.

In “Buffalo in My Backyard” new Sticky Rice writer, Chloe shares what it’s like to live somewhere beautiful and find a new sense of appreciation for her home.
Introducing our limited article series, PST 137, featuring writers who just experienced three months of Pre Service Training in Don Chedi, Thailand. For our first contribution Grace Richardson highlights how fluency is more than just language learn
Catch up on the ongoing series “What We’re Reading” with Noah’s article The Unintended Consequences of Boredom. Accompanying photo submitted by Samantha Parrish
As Group 137 settles into their new homes, we at Sticky Rice want to dedicate this month’s group article to the places we have called home for a little over a year! Go to our website to read a collection of love letters in the form of articles