Learn about all the amazing work done by
the Peace Corps Response Program

The Peace Corps Response Program sends experienced professionals to undertake short-term, high impact service assignments in communities around the world. Dustin Manhart, a Peace Corps Response recruiter, and Pamela Larson, a volunteer with the Peace Corps Response Program, will discuss the program and how it is a great opportunity for those who would like to use their skills to help communities abroad.

Join us for our next “Wisdom Talk”
featuring Dustin Manhart and Pamela Larson of
the Peace Corps Response Program

2519 Connecticut Avenue, NW
Washington, DC
13 June 2018
9 a.m. EST

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Join us virtually via live-streaming on our Facebook page.

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About the Speakers

Dustin Manhart
Dustin currently works as a recruitment and placement specialist with the Peace Corps Response (PCR) program and was a PCR volunteer in Ukraine from 2012-13. Before volunteering, Dustin worked in older adult services for ~10 years providing case management services to seniors and later became the director of the largest Meals on Wheels and Case Management program in California. Dustin continues to work with seniors via the PCR program. He obtained his Master of Social Work (MSW) degree from California State University, Long Beach.

Pamela Larson
Pamela Larson is a proud Third Ager with a list of countries and cultures she’s visited and those she hopes to visit yet! She returned from a year in the Peace Corps Response program as a volunteer where she applied her nonprofit skills to help a Panamanian nonprofit for the blind become more sustainable. During her Second Age, she ran a nonprofit, the National Academy of Social Insurance, for 28 years. This experience gave her ample time with incorporation, Boards of Directors, fundraising, membership, and internship programs.

Before that position, she worked for other nonprofits and local government, applying her training from Cornell University’s School of City and Regional Planning, where she earned a master’s degree. She also earlier earned a Bachelor’s degree in Latin American Studies and Sociology from the University of Minnesota.

Questions? Contact Shannon Davis