This TV spot is part of a project in Guatemala to increase understanding of the right to family planning among rural indigenous population of the Guatemalan Western Highlands and prioritized areas of intervention.  It is part of a series of spots intended for several different audiences.

This TV spot is part of a project in Guatemala to increase understanding of the right to family planning among rural indigenous population of the Guatemalan Western Highlands and prioritized areas of intervention.  It is part of a series of spots intended for several different audiences.

This TV spot is part of a project in Guatemala to increase understanding of the right to family planning among rural indigenous population of the Guatemalan Western Highlands and prioritized areas of intervention.  It is part of a series of spots intended for several different audiences.

This creative brief was developed for the project in Guatemala which had as its theme, "We have the right to plan a healthy and happy family." The project aimed to increase understanding of the right to family planning among rural indigenous population of the Guatemalan Western Highlands and prioritized areas of intervention.  T

This pamphlet, translated as "We have the right to plan a healthy and happy family," is part of a project in Guatemala to increase understanding of the right to family planning among rural indigenous population of the Guatemalan Western Highlands and prioritized areas of intervention.  The pamphlet is part of a series intended f

This comic book, translated as "We have the right to plan a healthy and happy family," is part of a project in Guatemala to increase understanding of the right to family planning among rural indigenous population of the Guatemalan Western Highlands and prioritized areas of intervention.

This pamphlet, translated as "We have the right to plan a healthy and happy family," is part of a project in Guatemala to increase understanding of the right to family planning among rural indigenous population of the Guatemalan Western Highlands and prioritized areas of intervention.

This pamphlet, translated as "We have the right to plan a healthy and happy family," is part of a project in Guatemala to increase understanding of the right to family planning among rural indigenous population of the Guatemalan Western Highlands and prioritized areas of intervention.  The pamphlet is part of a series intended f

This pamphlet, translated as "We have the right to plan a healthy and happy family," is part of a project in Guatemala to increase understanding of the right to family planning among rural indigenous population of the Guatemalan Western Highlands and prioritized areas of intervention.  The pamphlet is part of a series intended for several differ