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Today I Turned Left

We're back from bpit term, refreshed from vacation and ready for a new semester. Returning to site after a relaxing visit with her parents, Tal Carmel shares a new view and new mindset she's found in her village.

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Snapshot of Service: Office Afternoons

"Once, I spent an entire hour doing splits, cartwheels, and backbends with a group of 4th grade girls who decided they urgently needed to stretch instead of going home."Catch a Snapshot of afternoons in the office, with TESS volunteer Lilly.

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What's a PCVL?

"While my commute, living accommodations, and responsibilities don’t resemble those of a “typical” PCV anymore, I’ve discovered that much of my lived experience is still, shockingly, the same." Starting our week off right, Kayla Kawalec shares about her work as a Peace Corps Volunteer Leader in Thailand.

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A Peace Corps Parting Glass Parody

Teresa Derr rounds out our mini-series of goodbyes in honor of PC Thailand Group 133/134's Close of Service Conference with a song parody in perfect pitch.Thank you to the first full group of volunteers in Thailand since the global evacuation; Annalise Wood who made up a Group 133 of one; and most especially, thank you to the PC Thailand staff, host country national counterparts and co-teachers, and RPCVS (and Virtual Service Volunteers) who make this service possible. PCVs could not accomplish a thing without the support of all of these entities.

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Ode to Peace Corps Friendships

Group 134 PC Thailand Volunteers are gathered in Bangkok to celebrate and reflect on the last almost two years of volunteer service in Thailand. In honor of the "Close of Service" Conference, we're running a short series of "Odes".TESS Volunteer, Virginia Jackson, continues this mini-series with an ode to her PC friendships.

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