Guatemala (2008): Bajo el Poncho a Pillow Talk: Relationships and Sexuality among Indigenous Peoples in Guatemala

This report presents results from a process of qualitative research and data synthesis carried out with indigenous men and women living in small towns and villages around 50km from Guatemala city. The work was carried out to provide an evidence base for PASMO's work on family planning (FP) and HIV prevention with indigenous peoples. The PEER method was used to generate in-depth narrative data about the social and economic context of these communities; relationships (including marriage and pre-marital relationships); and perceptions of reproductive health (including FP and HIV and AIDS).