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Mexico 01

Students watch and react to a condom demonstration at their vocational school outside of Mexico City.
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Mexico 02

The school credits frank sex education classes for helping curb its high rate of teen pregnancies.
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Mexico 03

Currently 450,000 babies are born in Mexico to mothers under the age of 20.
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Mexico 04

Teenaged boys listen outside the window of a sex education class in one of Mexico City's poorest areas.
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Mexico 05

Because of Mexico's successful family planning campaigns targeting youth, parents see a brighter future for their children.
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Mexico 06

Youth counselors, or,
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Mexico 07

Soledad Barra teaches sex education to a class of fifth and sixth-graders in Mexico City. Frank sex education lessons in primary school are the latest effort to teach young Mexicans about once-taboo subjects such as family planning.
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Mexico 08

Volunteers for Mexfam's
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Mexico 09

Most women in developing countries want to have fewer children, but don't have access to contraceptives.
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Mexico 10

Most women in developing countries want to have fewer children, but don't have access to contraceptives.
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Mexico 12

Men must be involved in family planning decisions. New efforts to educate men on reproductive health care and choices are gaining acceptance. Here, men receive counseling on contraception offered by the CASA program in San Miguel de Allende.
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Mexico 13

A worker at CASA's thriving childcare facility. Childcare is offered free of charge to CASA's youth counselors and midwifery students. Male childcare workers are an uncommon sight in Mexico.
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Mexico 14

Traditional rural midwives participate in training students at CASA's new 'Midwifery School' in San Miguel de Allende - the first such school in all of Mexico.
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Mexico 15

Traditional rural midwives participate in training students at CASA's new 'Midwifery School' in San Miguel de Allende - the first such school in all of Mexico.
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Mexico 16

Government-subsidized dairy cooperatives,
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