January 12, 2004 - Peace Match: Peace Match is a cooperative project being developed and administered by the National Peace Corps Association in cooperation with Peace Corp to help Returned Peace Corps volunteers and former Peace Corps staff find speaking opportunities in
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Peace Match is a cooperative project being developed and administered by the National Peace Corps Association in cooperation with Peace Corp to help Returned Peace Corps volunteers and former Peace Corps staff find speaking opportunities in the classroom



Peace Match is a cooperative project being developed and administered by the National Peace Corps Association in cooperation with Peace Corp to help Returned Peace Corps volunteers and former Peace Corps staff find speaking opportunities in the classroom

Peace Match is coming in late-January 2004

Peace Match is a database website to help Returned Peace Corps volunteers and former Peace Corps staff find speaking opportunities in the classroom. Its goal is to help our teachers bring understanding and appreciation about other cultures to their students by explaining the work of a Peace Corps volunteer. It is a cooperative project being developed and administered by the National Peace Corps Association in cooperation with Peace Corps.

Through our Peace Match web site Returned Peace Corps volunteers and former Peace Corps staff can register information about their service and make it available for teachers to search for a speaker in their area. Check back with us in late-January at www.PeaceMatch.org

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