Anna Myers returned to the village Los Angeles de Nandayure, Guanacaste, Costa Rica almost a year after finishing her Peace Corps commitment there. While in Costa Rica in the Peace Corps she met and fell in love with Anibal Rodriguez-Alvarado. They married and have settled in Washington DC. On their first return trip, they included time for the Dog Meets World project and took and printed on-the-spot 50 photos of the local children (one shown here).

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Tiger Leaping Gorge-ous - Yunnan Province China

Shortly after arriving in Philadelphia and settling into Penn's View Hotel, I left the hotel for a stroll. I had no particular destination in mind, I just wanted to check out the area and see what was around.

Teaching in the Marshall Islands: A Post-Decision Narrative

By Jeremy Douglas

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Some young people are unbelievably generous with their time, are almost born altruists. Meet Samm Coffin, a study abroad student at Stellenbosch University, outside of Cape Town, South Africa. While adjusting to a foreign country and taking a full load of courses Samm immediately volunteered to help make a difference including working at an afterschool program and taking hundreds of pictures for Dog Meets World (DMW) at Kayamandi.