My very first blog entry
For those of you who haven't heard I have accepted an invitation to volunteer with the Peace Corps in Senegal. I will be leaving September 18th to work in an agroforestry program. This essentially means that I will be helping farmers and communities develop sustainable forests by planting a variety of trees.
If all goes according to plan I will use this to update you on my adventures in Senegal. I don't know how often I will have access to the internet but hopefully it will be a couple times a month. So check this link to get the most up-do-date info.
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Bridget,
Thank you choosing to volunteer with the U.S. Peace Corps!
A link to your online journal of life in Senegal has recently been added to:
http://www.PeaceCorpsJournals.com/
Features:
1. Contains over 1,300 journals and blogs from Peace Corps Volunteers serving around the world.
2. Each country has its own detailed site that can directly linked to, and which are easily accessible with a possible slow Internet connection within the field.
3. Detailed map for every country that becomes interactive, via Google, once clicked on.
4. Detailed information for each country is available through following one of four links at the bottom of each map.
5. The sponsor is someone who cares about volunteers' health.
6. The main page is user-friendly. There are regional-specific pull-down menus to select your country of choice.
7. Clicking on the actual word of the region brings to an encyclopedia article on that region.
8. Links to Graduate Schools and RPCVs Regional Associations.
9. A list of the entire staff of Peace Corps worldwide, with contact information, is available on every country-specific page.
10. There is an e-mail link on every page. If you want to add a Journal, spotted a dead link, or have a comment.
Enjoy your time in Senegal!
-Mike Sheppard
RPCV / The Gambia
http://www.PeaceCorpsJournals.com/
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