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05 February 2007
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About...
I'm Rhiannon Doherty - photographer, Buddhist, teacher, vegan, performer, artist, geek, RPCV, graduate student and now... psychiatric nurse.
You are current viewing the area of my blog dedicated to my Peace Corps Experience.
This blog is about my life and my pursuits of artistic expression. It explores traveling, culture, art, design, photography, poetry, blogging, Buddhism and above all, discovering what it means to live a deliberate life, full of contentment and passion. Read more »
Peace Corps
I was first invited to serve as a Peace Corps Volunteer in Kiribati in the South Pacific as a secondary educator within local schools.
However, due to non-emergency circumstances, my training group had to transfer to other countries.
I am currently working with Community Health Promotion in Fiji. I am working in the Ba Province on the West Coast of Viti Levu.
You are current viewing the area of my blog dedicated to my Peace Corps Experience.
This blog is about my life and my pursuits of artistic expression. It explores traveling, culture, art, design, photography, poetry, blogging, Buddhism and above all, discovering what it means to live a deliberate life, full of contentment and passion. Read more »
Peace Corps
I was first invited to serve as a Peace Corps Volunteer in Kiribati in the South Pacific as a secondary educator within local schools.
However, due to non-emergency circumstances, my training group had to transfer to other countries.
I am currently working with Community Health Promotion in Fiji. I am working in the Ba Province on the West Coast of Viti Levu.
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