Title 22 — Foreign Relations and Intercourse
Chapter 34. The Peace Corps
37 sections
- 2501Congressional declaration of purpose
- 2501–1Independent agency status of Peace Corps
- 2501aVoluntary service programs
- 2502Presidential authorization; appropriations and financial readjustments
- 2503Director and Deputy Director; delegation of functions
- 2504Peace Corps volunteers
- 2504aHealth care for volunteers at Peace Corps posts
- 2505Peace Corps volunteer leaders; number; applicability of chapter; benefits
- 2506Peace Corps employees
- 2507Training program
- 2507aSexual assault risk-reduction and response training
- 2507bSexual assault policy
- 2507cOffice of Victim Advocacy
- 2507dEstablishment of Sexual Assault Advisory Council
- 2507eVolunteer feedback and Peace Corps review
- 2507fEstablishment of a policy on stalking
- 2507gEstablishment of a confidentiality protection policy
- 2507hRemoval and assessment and evaluation
- 2507iReporting requirements
- 2508Foreign participants; admission into the United States as nonimmigrants; removal
- 2509Presidential powers and authorities
- 2510Omitted
- 2511Peace Corps National Advisory Council
- 2512Experts and consultants
- 2513Assignment of personnel to foreign governments or international organizations
- 2514Use of funds
- 2514aAuthorization for Peace Corps to provide separation pay for host country resident personal services contractors of the Peace Corps
- 2515Foreign Currency Fluctuations Account
- 2516Use of foreign currencies
- 2517Activities promoting Americans’ understanding of other peoples
- 2518Seal and name
- 2519Security investigations
- 2520Military training and service exemption
- 2521Foreign language proficiency
- 2521aNonpartisan appointments
- 2522Definitions
- 2523Separability