Since its inception in 1961, Peace Corps has been all about people pulling together to effect change and make progress through friendship and service. Now, with Peace Corps Volunteers (PCVs) back in the field again after the COVID-induced hiatus, the collective work for peace can continue.

The 2023 International Calendar shines a light on 13 of the 142 countries that have been served by Peace Corps since 1961.

As the 2022 International All-kids Calendar shows, childhood experiences are both culturally specific and universal—no matter where in the world you go. The 2022 calendar brings you photos of children from 12 of the 142 countries where Peace Corps Volunteers have served in the 61 years since the founding of Peace Corps.

Help us celebrate Peace Corps’ 60th anniversary in 2021! Since Peace Corps was established in 1961 by President John F. Kennedy, volunteers have fanned out across the globe to serve in 142 countries. 

Featured in 2020 are the following current or former Peace Corps countries of service: Benin, Rwanda, Colombia, Namibia, Peru, Ethiopia, Kyrgyzstan, Tonga, South Africa, Myanmar, Uganda, and Armenia. 

The following current or past Peace Corps countries are featured in the 2019 calendar: Mali, Indonesia, Ghana, Senegal, Philippines, Nicaragua, Colombia, Nepal, Haiti, Mongolia, Argentina, and Turkey. The 2019 cover photo was taken at the renowned Pushkar Mela livestock fair in Rajasthan, India.