Posts tagged Mongolia
Life is calling. How far will you go?
In this video featured at the Peace Corps World AIDS Day Film Festival in Washington, D.C., on December 1, 2009, Education Volunteer Alison Boland shares how Peace Corps Volunteers in Mongolia combine HIV/AIDS work with sexually transmitted infection (STI) prevention education in order to prevent the rising threat of an HIV/AIDS outbreak and to increase the overall awareness of sexual health among Mongolian youth. The video was produced by Alison and Health Volunteer Patrick Olsen.
(Source: peacecorps.gov)
Here are some of our students playing a game centered on myths and facts about AIDS/HIV. This took place at a nursing school in Mongolia during the school’s first Worlds AIDS Awareness Day on December 2, 2009.
Peace Corps Education Volunteer Katherine Talton
Teaching English in Mongolia - 2006
A host family outside their ger in Mongolia - 2006
MGA-2007-D539 on Flickr.
A Volunteer inside his cozy ger in Mongolia.
Volunteer Homes, a set on Flickr.
By popular demand, we’ve updated our Volunteer homes Flickr set. Check out these PCV cribs from around the world!
A Mongolian woman, wearing a traditional Mongolian headdress, participates in the Darkhan Nursing College’s beauty pageant.
MGA 1991-001-S35 on Flickr.
A Mongolian elder and his granddaughter pose for a picture.
In this video featured at the Peace Corps World AIDS Day Film Festival in Washington, D.C., on December 1, 2009, Education Volunteer Alison Boland shares how Peace Corps Volunteers in Mongolia combine HIV/AIDS work with sexually transmitted infection (STI) prevention education in order to prevent the rising threat of an HIV/AIDS outbreak and to increase the overall awareness of sexual health among Mongolias youth. The video was produced by Alison and Health Volunteer Patrick Olsen.
(Source: youtube.com)
