David Caprara, a Brookings nonresident fellow and expert on volunteering, says that John F. Kennedy’s call to service a half-century ago led to the founding of dozens of international aid organizations, and leaves a legacy of programs aimed at improving health, nutrition, education, living standards and peaceful cooperation around the globe.
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Podcast@ Brookings Podcast: International Volunteers and the 50th Anniversary of the Peace Corps
October 15, 2010