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Vermont continues as a leading state in Peace Corps service

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ADVANCE FOR WEEKEND EDITIONS - In this May 17, 2017, photo, jiujitsu instructor Shane McFarland, in grey, uses student Turner McCulley, in blue, to demonstrate a throw during a class at his studio in Pullman, Wash. McFarland has found himself somewhere he never expected - a Peace Corps alum working toward his doctorate and a Brazilian jiujitsu instructor with his own martial arts studio. (Kai Eiselein/The Moscow-Pullman Daily News via AP)

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University of Vermont ranks 8th for Peace Corps volunteers

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Guests look at 360-degree view of a Peace Corps village using Samsung technology goggles. Peace Corps officials said Wednesday they are making moves to refresh the image of the agency started by John F. Kennedy. The Peace Corps' in-house creative team collaborated with Ogilvy Washington to develop an updated look. (Jessie Fox/The Washington Times)

Peace Corps in bid to stay ‘relevant’

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Kate Puzey was killed shortly after reporting suspicions of sexual abuse in the Peace Corps. Her name is on an act led by congressional Republicans to grant whistleblower protection, improve treatment of sexual assault victims and implement preventive training and education in the Peace Corps. (Puzey family via Associated Press)

Investigators use Peace Corps act to push for information on sexual assaults

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Peace Corps aims to boost recruiting, diversity

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Ill. schools among top for Peace Corps volunteers

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UVa ranks 2nd on Peace Corps volunteer list

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** FILE ** A Peace Corps volunteer works with local women in Liberia. About one-third of Peace Corps applicants are selected for service. (Peace Corps)

Peace Corps opens door for same-sex couples seeking assignments

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** FILE ** A Peace Corps volunteer works with local women in Liberia. About one-third of Peace Corps applicants are selected for service. (Peace Corps)

Peace Corps to accept same-sex couples

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A police forensic team examines the bodies of three people said to be gang members and killed by unidentified assailants in the village of Los Hornos, Honduras. Honduras has become a main transit route for South American cocaine, a trend that has helped drive the country's homicide rate to the highest level in the world and left many villages dependent on the cocaine trade. (Associated Press)

Peace Corps pullout latest blow to Honduras

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Guests look at 360-degree view of a Peace Corps village using Samsung technology goggles. Peace Corps officials said Wednesday they are making moves to refresh the image of the agency started by John F. Kennedy. The Peace Corps' in-house creative team collaborated with Ogilvy Washington to develop an updated look. (Jessie Fox/The Washington Times)

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