Ethiopia & Eritrea Returned Peace Corps Volunteers


	Welcome to the website of the Ethiopia & Eritrea Returned Peace Corps Volunteers (E&E RPCVs), an affiliate of the National Peace Corps Association (NPCA). Please support E&E RPCVs RPCV Legacy Program^TM projects



		Borana Student Advancement championed by Fuller Torrey (Staff 64–66) HIV Books for 200 Communities championed by Marian Haley Beil (Debre Berhan 62–64) Ethiopia Reads in Awassa championed by Lois Shoemaker (Asmara 62–64)

		Fees are just $15 per year to be a supporting part of Ethiopia & Eritrea RPCVs. Support our work. Membership in the National Peace Corps Association is no longer required — but it is strongly urged that you support this umbrella organization of RPCV groups.

New		View video about Ethiopia Reads - the Ethiopian NGO which is the beneficiary of our newest RPCV Legacy Program project "Ethiopia Reads in Awassa." http://www.cnn.com/SPECIALS/2008/cnn.heroes/ archive/yohannes.gebregeorgis.html

	Among the features at the site
		Find PCVs by the communities in which they served: RPCVs can "Bring the World Back Home" from each of the nearly 200 communities where we served in Ethiopia and Eritrea. There is a page for each of our communities, and visitors to our site can learn about the place, the people, and the Volunteers were who served there. Go to Our Other Hometown and also, please send photos, etc.

		Find PCVs listed alphabetically An alphabetical listing of all RPCVs on our database — in addition to the listing by training group — should assist you in reconnecting with friends.

		Find PCVs listed by training group The training group lists have space where RPCVs' email addresses and websites can appear so that people can communicate with you directly. If you would like to have your email address and/or website URL published at this site, please send a note to mhbeil@rochester.rr.com.

	We welcome photos, stories of your Peace Corps experiences, suggested additions, and comments.

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