What is often forgotten is the skills learned in service come home with the volunteers to the tremendous benefit of our ...

The Peace Corps turned 65 on March 1, and it is not ready to retire. Since 1961 when President John F. Kennedy created the Peace Corps, more than 240,000 Peace Corps Volunteers (PCVs) have promoted ...

“I was motivated to join the Peace Corps due to my desire to learn more about the world and better understand different ...

For 250 years, our Nation's proud traditions of volunteerism, generosity, and service to others have shaped our character, molded our spirit, and ...

Trump’s so-called “Board of Peace” is less a serious diplomatic initiative and more a self-serving, redundant, and strategically hollow venture that risks deepening mistrust among allies, duplicating ...

With 1,7000 volunteers from Kentucky since 1961, the Peace Corps has adapted with a changing world. It's an experience I wish everyone could have.

America’s traditional allies are taking a backseat on the effort — which has raised billions in new commitments.

The Peace Corps turns 65 this year, but is not ready to retire. The agency, established via executive order by President John F. Kennedy in 1961, has spent 65 years fulfilling its mission of sending ...

This year, the Peace Corps Commemorative Foundation (PCCF) will break ground on the Peace Corps Commemorative Park, honoring the over 240,000 Americans who have served as Peace Corps volunteers, ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Steve Lawrence with students at Adelphi Primary School, St. James, Jamaica, in 2016. The Peace Corps turns 65 this year, and it is ...