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Rachel Teter took this photograph of women preparing for a quinceañera in El Plátano, Panama. While in the Peace Corps, Teter participated in community events.

Rachel Teter took this photograph of a Peace Corps Volunteer enjoying herself during a Fourth of July celebration. Teter and her fellow volunteers would get together for holiday celebrations.

Rachel Teter took this photograph of two men working on the new community library in El Plátano, Panama. In addition to her agriculture business workshops, Teter worked on other community projects.

Rachel Teter took this photograph of the students at her agriculture business workshop in El Plátano, Panama. While in Panama, Teter led several agriculture business workshops to help the local community profit from their work.

Willie Gaither kept this pamphlet from the opening of the rebuilt Sultan Bello Mosque in Sokoto, Nigeria on 5 July 1963. While in Nigeria, Gaither attended many community events.

Gage Skinner kept a copy of the report he prepared on the Lumaco-Quetrahue Beekeeping Project.

Gage Skinner worked with the Mapuche Indians to construct a bee yard using modern bee boxes produced by a carpentry co-op.

Gage Skinner trained the Mapuche Indians how to become bee keepers and taught them how to hold beehive frames without being stung.

Bobbe Seibert kept an email she sent her husband John on 18 March 2000 with regard to manual work for an agricultural development project in Honduras.

Bobbe Seibert kept a loose-leaf paper journal entry from 1 May, 2000 that included a drawing and explanation of her temporary housing situation in Honduras. While in the Peace Corps, Seibert moved a few times experiencing a range of lifestyles.