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Charlotte Daigle-Berney kept a blank version of the official oath of allegiance to the United States which volunteers are required to sign upon volunteering with the Peace Corps.

Charlotte Daigle-Berney did her Peace Corps training at Syracuse University. She received this certificate at the end of her training.

Charlotte Daigle-Berney received this certificate from the Milton Obote Foundation showing that she attended a seminar on the role of social workers.

Charlotte Daigle-Berney received this letter, which was sent to all volunteers heading to Uganda, providing information on orientation and travel arrangements.

Charlotte Daigle-Berney received this letter from I. Kigundu, Secretary General of the Uganda Red Cross, accepting her offer of assistance during the upcoming holiday.

Charlotte Daigle-Berney explored the area around her school, Sebei College (in the background). Others depicted in the photograph are a student guide (center), Lenore Johnston, another Peace Corps Volunteer (right), and curious onlookers (far right).

Charlotte Daigle-Berney's students at Sebei College in Uganda compiled this collection of "African Superstitions".

Charlotte Daigle-Berney attended the blessing of a new wing of St. Henry's College performed by the Bishop of Masaka, Uganda, where Daigle-Berney was serving as an education volunteer.

Charlotte Daigle-Berney attended the dedication of a new wing for St. Henry's College at which the Bishop of Masaka, Uganda planted a tree.

Charlotte Daigle-Berney attended a statue dedication ceremony at St. Henry's College performed by the Bishop of Masaka, Uganda in Masaka where Daigle-Berney was serving as an education volunteer.