
During my service in the Peace Corps, a fellow Volunteer and I set up a project for an international mission of peace. For seven months I traveled across Europe, Northern Africa, The Middle East, Eastern Europe, Russia and Asia. In the countries through which I passed, I set up discussion groups with youth and community organizations. The purpose was culture exchange: propagating peace through direct dialogue. Project details can be seen at www.supercross08.com.
Amazingly gorgeous pictures, captured frequently during the implementation of this project, are posted at www.picasaweb.google.com/supercross08. Be careful, though, they might just be the best pictures you've ever seen!
Below are the links to the individual projects, stories, and other pictures of my Supercross08 adventure.
Spain
Introduction to Gay Life
Morocco
Marrakech 101
Morocco Integration Success
Children of a Moroccan Village
Project #1: Stereotypes
Islam Meets Sustainable Development
Tunisia
Project #2: International Politics
Project #3: Values and Goals
Dangers of Travel
Egypt
Project #4: Volunteering in Egypt
Project #5: Understanding Islam
Jordan
Team Awesome
Syria
Project #6: A Bridge Between Islam and Christianity
Turkey
Travel Through Turkey
Bulgaria
Project #7: Bulgaria and the EU
Fundraiser for Youth
Follow Up Report from My Peace Corps Service
Project #8: Corruption and a Beach Clean Up
Project #9: Alternative Energy and Easter
Romania
A Romanian Birthday Party
Moldova
Project #10: Volunteering in Moldova
Ukraine
Election Politics and Glimpse of Ukraine
Finland
Russian Visa Blues
Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania
Project Couchsurfing
Russia
Stereotypes in Russia
Mongolia
A Night with a Mongolian Family
Project #11: A Library in Mongolia
Conclusion
The End
Tim Wade, the buddy with whom I worked, also created a list of stories about our work and adventures. Visit his blog at www.timwikoff.blogspot.com to see a different perspective of our project.
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