Did you meet a new hiking buddy through an RPCV/Washington event this year? Find a group to practice speaking your host country language with? Apply to a job you learned about through a new RPCV contact? We’d love to hear from you! We are looking for stories of community members who connected with someone or something new […]
Join RPCV/W and RPCVnexus for an evening of fast-paced, meaningful mentoring and networking with fellow Returned Peace Corps Volunteers. Whether you’re exploring a career transition, looking for industry insight, considering graduate school, or simply hoping to expand your network, this event is designed to help you make valuable connections. Participants will have time to connect […]
In 1984, a handful of RPCVs, accompanied by Sargent Shriver, gathered at Arlington Cemetery to dwell on President Kennedy’s legacy and lay a wreath at his Eternal Flame. That simple ceremony became a tradition that we honor every year around the time of his birth. We will begin at the Visitor Center, where we will gather and invite participants to share […]
Join us at the Aya to volunteer with Community of Hope. Volunteers will receive a free RPCV/W sticker. Please RSVP on this site so we can email you about a preferred size. Also, in addition to RSVPing here please make a volunteer account on the Community of Hope. Free
Important: RECOMMEND SIGNING UP EARLY. You must RSVP here with your name and email and register and sign up on the DC Central Kitchen site. If you only RSVP here you are not signed up. This spot may fill up, but there will be a waitlist you can join via the website as well. Fills […]
The Service Continues. Your Gift. Our Community. Greater Impact. Peace Corps service doesn’t end when volunteers return home—and neither does our commitment to making a difference. This Giving Tuesday, December 1, support RPCV/W as we build a stronger community of returned volunteers and launch our new grants program, creating opportunities to turn the spirit of […]
As part of the GW celebration of the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., students, faculty, staff, alumni, and community members are invited to participate in a day of service, leadership development, and interfaith dialogue. This year, we expect over 500 participants to gather for the opening program with keynote speakers and […]
