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A magazine of news and comment about the Peace Corps worldWoRldViewKevin F. F. Quigley, publisherErica Burman, editorContributorsScott Beale Joshua BermanJohn M. Bridgeland Jessica DuceyNatalie Hall JoAnna HaugenLisa Hayes Travis HellstromCarrie Hessler-Radelet Juliane HeymanKatherine Jamieson Maria KarlyaAmy Kunz Jeanne LemkauRoger K. Lewis Sarah LyonKristina J. Owens Wendy A. OwensJames Tobin Lisa HayesWoRldview adveRTiSIngPartyke Communicationssuepartyke@cs.com540 374 9100WorldView (ISSN 1047-5338) is published quarterlyby the National Peace Corps Association to providenews and comment about communities and issuesof the world of serving and returned Peace Corpsvolunteers. WorldView © 1978 National Peace CorpsAssociation.Periodicals postage paid at Washington, D.C. & additionalmailing offices.POSTMASTERPleased send address changes toWorldView magazineNational Peace Corps Association1900 L Street NW, Suite 404Washington, DC 20036-5002ADVERTISINGQuestions regarding advertising should be sent tosuepartyke@cs.com orPartyke Comunications1101 Caroline St., Suite 200Fredericksburg, VA 22401SUBSCRIPTIONSMagazine subscriptions may be purchased from theNational Peace Corps Association by check or creditcard. Prices for individuals are $25 and institutions$35 [add $10 for overseas delivery]. Order formsare also available on the NPCA website at www.peacecorpsconnect.org or www.worldviewmagazine.comEDITORIAL POLICYArticles published in the magazine are not intendedto reflect the views of the Peace Corps, or those ofthe National Peace Corps Association, a nonprofiteducational membership organization for those whoselives are influenced by Peace Corps. The NPCA isindependent of the federal agency, the Peace Corps.EDITORIAL SUBMISSIONSLetters to the editor are welcomed. Unsolicitedmanuscripts, photographs, or other illustrations willbe considered. The editors prefer written proposalsbefore receiving original material. Send queries ormanuscripts to the editor at news@peacecorpsconnect.orgor by mail to the NPCA address.All inquiries can be addressed to the appropriateperson at NPCA by fax at 202 293 7554 or by mailto NPCA, or through the NPCA website at www.peacecorpsconnect.org or www.worldviewmagazine.comWORLDVIEWFall 2010 Volume 23 Number 3Peace Corps 50th Anniversarypublished by the National Peace Corps AssociationSPECIAL ISSUENPCA and the 50th Anniversary:Let’s celebrate the past 50 years and recommit to a better futureby Natalie Hall 24Making Peace Corps History:Commemorative would mark Peace Corps founding and idealsby Roger K. Lewis 26JFK at the Union: The unknown story of the Peace Corps speechby James Tobin 29A World of Peace Corps: Five decades of Peace Corps Stampsby Sarah Lyon and Erica Burman 34“I Am Something”:A shea butter conundrum unlocks a story of Peace Corps successby Maria Karlya 36Ties that Bind: A look at multigenerational Peace Corps familiesby Kristina J. Owens and Wendy A. Owens 41Voice from the 1980s:Hard lessons learned and a life changed for the betterby Lisa Hayes 42Voice from the 2000s:A Volunteer Finds Herself at Home in the Worldby Jessica Ducey 43Voice from the 1960s:How I met Sargent Shriver and joined the Peace Corpsby Juliane Heyman 44Peace Corps Volunteer, 2010 Edition:What is success in the Peace Corps?by Travis Hellstrom 45A “Reverse Peace Corps”:Atlas Service Corps finds inspiration in a 50-year-old visionby Scott Beale 47Meeting President Kennedy’s Challenge:On the 50th anniversary of his Peace Corpsby John M. Bridgeland 50COVERPresident John F. Kennedy greeting Peace Corps Volunteers, August 28, 1961.Abbie Rowe, photographer. U.S. National Archiveswww.worldviewmagazine.comFrederick L. ShippeyJoan NewcombMaria Karlyawww.PeaceCorpsConnect.org WorldView Fall 2010 5
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