Peace Corps in Panama: Fifty Years, Many Voices

The book is a testament to the transformative power of the Peace Corps experience. Through the voices of volunteers who have worked in various sectors, including education, health, agriculture, and community development, readers gain a firsthand account of the challenges and rewards of serving in Panama.

• "My time in Panama was a profound experience that broadened my horizons and shaped my worldview. I learned invaluable lessons about cross-cultural understanding, the importance of community, and the resilience of the human spirit." - Sarah Johnson, Education Volunteer, 1982-1984
• "Working as a Health Volunteer in a rural village, I saw firsthand the challenges faced by Panamanians in accessing basic healthcare. It ignited a passion within me to advocate for health equity and to work towards creating a more just and equitable world." - David Miller, Health Volunteer, 2002-2004
• "Through my work in agriculture, I shared knowledge and skills with local farmers, helping them improve their crop yields and livelihoods. It was an incredibly rewarding experience to see the positive impact that my small contribution could have on the community." - Emily Carter, Agriculture Volunteer, 1995-1997
• "As a Community Development Volunteer, I facilitated workshops and projects that empowered local women to start their own businesses and become active leaders in their community. It was an honor to witness the transformation and growth of these women as they gained confidence and made a real difference in their lives." - Maria Rodriguez, Community Development Volunteer, 2007-2009