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Manakara Be Sunset
After a relaxing day with Volunteers of the SudEst, it's really overwhelming how breathtaking the Manakara Be sunset can really be! There is just nothing better than being with friends, toes in the sand, enjoying the comfortable 4th of July weather and capturing one of the amazing scenery shots of Madagascar, like this one posted here. Mazotoa!
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Mody
Elementary school students walking home for lunch in the rain.
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Mother and child
Anketrakabe, Madagascar
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Race to the Finish
During an HIV/AIDS awareness and prevention bike tour, we held several condom races. Teams competed to demonstrate propler condom use and ran to the finish (a trash can). Here a woman runs to victory!
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Visitors' Center Painting Project
In May 2011, eight PCVs in Madagascar met at Ranomafana National Park. We worked to paint the interior of the new visitors' center with images of endemic species. We also created a three dimensional topographical map of the park and surrounding area.
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English Club!
Health PCV Raffaele Macri, learning how to dance Malagasy style with Fianarantsoa University English Club students.
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Trotro be
Traditional Tanala dance in Kelilalina, Madagasar.
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Head, Shoulders, Knees, and Toes!
Education PCV Dorothy Mayne, teaches the middle school students of Anketrakabe, Madagascar how to sing "Head, Shoulders, Knees, and Toes".
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Peace Corps Madagascar
Made in honor of Peace Corps' 50th Anniversary, this video specifically highlights the work of volunteers in Peace Corps Madagascar and the impact they have on their assigned communities.
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HIV/AIDS Bike Tour 2010
Peace Corps Volunteers speak about HIV/AIDS awareness and prevention in the Lac Alaotra region of Madagascar. 21 volunteers biked 220km in 10 days having a festival at each of 9 towns along the way after cycling into town. The educated Malagasy people on the purpose of Peace Corps, gave talks on each sector represented in Madagascar, and focused on how it relates to health. Using condom demonstrations, skits, games, races, speeches, and songs, PCVs prompted discussion of HIV/AIDS and other...
