Cuerpo de Paz (Peace Corps)

The Cuerpo de Paz, or Peace Corps, is a U.S. government program that sends trained volunteers abroad to assist developing communities. Volunteers work on projects related to education, health, agriculture, and infrastructure, aiming to promote sustainable development and cross-cultural understanding. Participants typically serve for two years, living and working alongside local populations to share skills, knowledge, and cultural exchange. The program fosters mutual understanding between the United States and other nations, emphasizing community-driven growth and global cooperation.