Climate Change Is Not Just About Science or Politics – It Is About Our Common Humanity

By Brady Fergusson Climate change is about people. Although we often view climate change scientifically or politically, we should look...

Timing is Excellent to Write a Letter to the Editor on Climate Change

By Mike Kiernan and Paul Thompson RPCVs concerned about the impact of climate change have an excellent opportunity to express...

Four Steps to Become a Super (Environment) Voter

By Kate Schachter, Sarah Goodspeed, Brady Fergusson   Are you looking for ways to help Get Out The Vote –...

Mobilizing Environmental Voters: Jeb Eddy is Getting Out the Vote and So Can You!

By Meredith Miller Vostrejs Jeb Eddy (Philippines 1963-66) is a founding member of the RPCV4EA Leadership Team. He is an...

“It Smells Like Bolivia”: Forest Fires Devastate Washington due to Climate Change and U.S. Policies

By Ellen Arnstein Every spring in Peace Corps (September/October in Bolivia where I served) a haze would settle over my...

Dear Kiribati

By Michael Roman It’s been 20 years since we first met, since I first breathed in your hot salty air, waded...

We Are All Eyewitnesses to Climate Change, and We All Have a Story

We Are All Eyewitnesses to Climate Change, and We All Have A Story August 2020 Spotlight | Climate Generation By:...

Recently Evacuated PCV Leaves Environmental Projects in Fiji,Brings Home Greater Awareness

July 2020 Spotlight | Caitlin Dickson By: Meredith Vostrejs Caitlin Dickson served as a Youth Development Volunteer in Fiji from August...

RPCV4EA Prepares to Become Resource on Climate Change for Peace Corps Community as Climate Change Tops RPCV Concerns

Recent Progress on Strategic Plan By: Mike Kiernan, NPCA Consultant The National Peace Corps Association (NPCA) and Returned Peace Corps...