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Become a Health Crusader
There are many ways that you can help and support our efforts. How about volunteering your time and skills? Or, submit a story to share your journey, thoughts, and experiences? How about sponsoring our group? Complete a survey and send us feedback to let know where your greatest health needs are. Advocate with us so that PCVs and RPCVs can live their healthiest life.
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EDUCATION
Let’s share what we know with each other and learn what we don’t know so that we have the resources we need to make the best decisions
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Let’s figure out what we need for ourselves and how we can be there to help each other through our individual journeys of health
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Let’s recognize when to do and when to advocate, whether the changes can happen within U.S. Peace Corps or requires an act of Congress
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Latest Articles
Read more about our efforts and progress as we try to simultaneously build this group,
build this website, manage a monster health survey, collect and analyze survey results
…all while trying to make a difference!
Should We Build an RPCV Provider Directory?
Studies have shown that patients receive better care from providers in the same racial group. Would the same be true for RPCVs? Could RPCVs get more applicable diagnoses and treatment[…]
Read moreStop Asian Hate and Start the Inclusion
RPCV Health Crusade supports, admires, and recognizes the Asian communities as vital and valued Americans and Peace Corps community members. We emphatically denounce hate and attacks in all forms against[…]
Read moreTime to Take a Moment for Yourself
It is time to take a moment to find your focus and perspective. A lot has happened this year. We are in a pandemic where a deadly virus is still[…]
Read moreRPCV Health Crusade’s One-Year Anniversary Milestone
RPCV Health Crusade’s One-Year Anniversary Target In 2019, a group of Returned Peace Corps Volunteers (RPCVs) came together to discuss the health needs of PCVs, RPCVs, and Peace Corps applicants.[…]
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