In collaboration with TAMISEMI and the Ministry of Education, Peace Corps Tanzania is conducting Safe Schools Training in Moshi-Kilimanjaro. The training aims to build capacity of educators to prevent and to respond to School-Related Gender-Based Violence (SRGBV).

In May and June 2022, Peace Corps Tanzania trained a total of 160 Peer Educators as Grass Root Soccer (GRS) Coaches in regions Mbeya, Ruvuma, Iringa and Njombe. The trained Peer Educators are working with adolescent girls and boys in HIV prevention programming using GRS model.

Peace Corps Tanzania completed a week-long Intercultural Competence,Diversity,Equity and Inclusion (ICDEI)training. The training aimed to develop staff’s ability to analyze situations involving ICDEI dynamics, to enhance awareness and better support colleagues and Volunteers.

Peace Corps Tanzania and Government of Tanzania are working to develop a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) for our collaborative efforts to improve desired outcomes in Community Health, Secondary Education, and Sustainable Agriculture in Tanzania. #peacecorps #tanzania

"Early Detection Saves Lives" As we mark the Breast Cancer Awareness Month, some of our Peace Corps Staff joined the Charity Walks to address the matter earlier this morning. #peacecorps #breastcancer #breastcancerawareness

Peace Corps Tanzania is working to enhance Kiswahili language programming, training and assessment throughout the duration of Peace Corps service. Here are our language champions in action, representing all sectors and departments, as we prepare for Volunteers re-entry.

Some of Peace Corps Staff at the Heros Night cebrating all the heros for the fight against COVID-19 and the release of the #Wakandaforever film. Credit to US Embassy Tanzania

Peace Corps Tanzania staff celebrated Locally Employed Staff (LES) Appreciation Day at the U.S. Embassy today. LES are the backbone of our mission and keep us moving. Shukrani wote🙏.

All-Staff Re-entry Preparations and Staff Appreciation at Peace Corps Tanzania today. The team is working hard to get all in place for Volunteers' return in early 2023.

Imarisha Usawa, Equalize. 2022 World Aids Day theme. Peace Corps Tanzania is working with Government of Tanzania on HIV prevention among adolescent girls and boys, addressing the first 95 of #unaids 95-95-95. #tacaids #unaids #peacecorps

Today, at the Tanzanian #WorldAIDSDay commemoration in Lindi, a united U.S. Government team celebrates the gains toward reaching the 95-95-95 goals in Tanzania. #WorldAIDSDay2022 #SikuYaUKIMWIDuniani2022

Peace Corps Tanzania is busy preparing homestays, arranging trainee practica/internships and getting all in place for Pre-Service Training. Exciting times! #peacecorps

As Peace Corps Tanzania prepares for re-entry of Volunteers in early 2023, Country Director Stephanie Joseph de Goes met with Ms. Ulfat Ibrahim, the Director of Library Services in Zanzibar. #peacecorps #SerikaliYaMapinduziZanzibar

20 Days Countdown for #PCVolunteersReturn to Tanzania.

This event celebrates the great achievements that PEPFAR has achieved in the fight against HIV/AIDS. It was a great honor to have direct beneficiaries of the partnership - PEPFAR and Peace Corps attend this special event. #PEPFAR20 #PEPFAR20YearsofImpact #PEPFARat20 #peacecorps

John F. Kennedy, former President of the United States of America, and Tanzania's founding father, Mwalimu Julius Nyerere.Through their close friendship and common vision, Tanzania was selected among the first countries to have Peace Corps #Volunteers #PCVolunteersReturn

Whether your mother tongue is English or Kiswahili, food is the universal language that connects us all. PCT Dakotah knows that every evening when he prepares dinner with his host family everyone understands the value of tasty food and quality time! #pcweek2023 #volunteers

Peace Corps Tanzania continues to collaborate with stakeholders in areas of need. At the invitation of Zanzibar Library Services Board (ZLSB), PCTZ is placing a Reinstated Volunteer with ZLSB to work with staff on literacy and empowerment programming for in and out of school.

Peace Corps Tanzania continues to collaborate with stakeholders in areas of need. At the invitation of Zanzibar Library Services Board (ZLSB), PCTZ is placing a Reinstated Volunteer with ZLSB to work with staff on literacy and empowerment programming for in and out of school.