In honor of World Bee Day, we are throwing it back to this UN Development Program article about The beekeepers of Liberia. "With bee populations on the decline globally, small communities are playing their part [...]
"When he was growing up in Monrovia, Lekilay Tehmeh dreamed of becoming a doctor. Even when his family was forced to flee Liberia’s civil war and became refugees in Cote d’Ivoire and Nigeria, that dream [...]
The Friends of Liberia Landscape Paper is a document that provides descriptions of organizations and NGOs and their work in Liberia so that the reader can get an accurate view of all the organizations working [...]
To be eligible, applicants must: Be younger than 40 Have a Bachelor’s Degree, or will graduate in 2021 with one, in any field of study Have strong written and verbal English communication skills Have a [...]
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Get in the mood to celebrate the 60th Anniversary of the Peace Corps by listening to a praise song.
Until recently, scientists thought new Ebola infections start when a virus jumps from an animal host to a human. But the virus causing a new outbreak in Guinea matches the strain seen 5 to 6 [...]
Closing programs for the 5th year were conducted last month in West Point, Neezoe, Caldwell and Duazon. In attendance were parents, children, Coordinators, home visitors, stakeholders and community residents. In Year 5, 182 children and [...]
Health authorities in Guinea have declared an Ebola epidemic in N’Zérékoré prefecture bordering the northern end of Nimba County. The Liberia Immigration Service is partnering with the Nimba County Health Team to strengthen [...]
Carrie Hessler-Radelet, RPCV, PC Deputy Director, and PC Director (2009-2011), was a recent guest on The Oath podcast series with Chuck Rosenberg. Hessler-Radelet was part of President Obama's delegation to the inauguration of former LIberian [...]
