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‘The toughest job I ever loved:' Cambridge resident reflects on Peace Corps experience
BARPCV Board Member, Adam Rosenberg, recently wrote about his Peace Corps experience for the Cambridge Chronicle (the oldest surviving weekly newspaper in the United States).
New Book Release: When the World Calls: The Inside Story of the Peace Corps and Its First Fifty Years
1/31/11 - When the World Calls: The Inside Story of the Peace Corps and Its First Fifty Years will be published on February 21 by Beacon Press of Boston, a couple of weeks before the 50th anniversary of the JFK executive order creating the Peace Corps. The book's author, Stanley Meisler was deputy director of the Peace Corps office of evaluation and research during the mid-1960s and followed the work of the Volunteers afterward as a foreign and diplomatic correspondent for the Los Angeles Times for thirty years.
2010 Annual Meeting
celebrating 2010 and looking ahead to 2011
On Saturday, November 20th, BARPCV celebrated its 2010 Annual Meeting at Coda Bar & Kitchen in Boston, MA. A lovely brunch reception was held that included both the election of the 2011 Board of Directors and a presentation on accomplishments of 2010 and planning for 2011. If you missed the event, make sure to check out our 2010 Annual Report here!
Peace Corps Turns 50: Celebrating Service - Fox 25 Report
New England regional recruitment manager Erin Mone-Marquez recently joined the FOX25 Morning News to talk about today's Peace Corps.
50 Years of Peace Corps - NPR Report
NPR reports on 50 years of Peace Corps and the call to service that president John F. Kennedy made to young Americans on October 14, 1960.
Movie and Discussion Panel: "Once in Afghanistan"
Nov 18 2010 - 6:15pm - 9:00pm
A film by Jill Vickers and Jody Bergedick
website | Listen to a VPR broadcast interview about the film
This is a free event at the Cambridge Public Library at 449 Broadway.
MBTA: from Harvard Square, take either the 69 bus which goes from Harvard Square to Cambridge Street | 68 bus, which goes from Harvard Square to Kendall.
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