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Bridging worlds: A Bolivian midwife blends traditional practices with modern medicine for safer childbirth

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Ana Choque, a midwife with over 45 years of experience, at the Regional Intercultural Symposium on the Maternal Health of Indigenous Women in Mexico. Credit: © UNFPA LACRO / Adrián Ibáñez
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“There are people willing to listen”: How census takers go above and beyond to count people as they are

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Census supervisor Alejandra Alarcón Soliz helped a woman in labour access care amid the country’s census. © UNFPA Bolivia / Alejandra Alarcón Soliz
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Investing in equality: How young women are innovating to improve their health, rights and lives

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In the United Republic of Tanzania, Juliana Magesa founded Young Mums Unite, a support group where mothers aged 15 to 24 can access information and essential services, including family planning, maternal health care and counselling. © UNFPA/Msomi Huru
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How to be a man: Bolivian men and boys work to eliminate gender-based violence

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Boys and men are challenging ideas about masculinity and dominance over women, helping to address Bolivia's high rates of violence against women. © UNFPA Bolivia
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