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Weganda Blog

Peace Corps Volunteers in Uganda

Welcome! Thank you for checking out our blog. Here you'll find different perspectives about our service in Uganda. We're so happy to tell you about our time during pre-service training, volunteering during our services time, and our travels throughout the world.

The idea for this blog grew out of a conversation we had on the very first day of pre-departure training in Washington DC in November 2016. We hope you enjoy learning about our experiences as we navigate through our time as Peace Corps Volunteers.

Much Love,

Peace Corps Cohort 5 Uganda November 2016

Check our personal blogs!

Ronnie's Blog

Allie's Blog

Katherine's Blog

Chantelle's Blog

Hayley's Blog

Hannah's Blog

Laura's Blog

Kristen's Blog

Time in Peace Corps

Peace Corps is strange. The days are long, but the months are short. Time in Peace Corps can be measured by term breaks, trimester...

Uganda is beautiful, but it's not always pretty…

It's been three months since I’ve lost four of my good friends to the ET side. -Early termination, that is. Four of my greatest allies, a...

The real "struggle" of service

Disclaimer: This is a hard post to write. I may be wrong about a few things; everything mentioned is "in-process", that is, I'm not...

The day Uganda felt like “home”…

9 months in country today. My clothes have a closet, my hat has a hook, each picture has a place, and I officially have a gas stove (WITH...

The art of coming home

The art of coming home

The art of coming home

Reposted from my personal blog: https://sittingundertheoaktree.wordpress.com/2017/06/21/the-art-of-coming-home/ Somehow, I arrived...

Term 2

And so begins the start of Term 2... IST has come and gone, term break has seemingly vanished in the blink of an eye, and just like that,...

One Friday Morning

One Friday Morning

One Friday Morning

Each Wednesday and Friday morning I trek up a large hill to the college (I live half way up the hill, so it's really not that bad) to...

Sex Education in Uganda

In 4th grade I sat in Mrs. Atkinson’s classroom with all the other fourth grade girls and watched a movie about our bodies while the 4th...

Getting Students to Class Can Be Difficult Sometimes

Earlier this month I arrived at the Primary Teacher’s College to teach the Year One students. Normally, I see the female students outside...

StompBlog- World Malaria Challenge

It's my first blog post in a while, and for that, I apologize. However, as many of my fellow PCV's know, and hopefully some of you back...

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