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The exhibition “Traces of Memory” by the artist Alfredo López Casanova consisted of 86 pairs of shoes belonging to families who are searching for a disappeared relative in Mexico and other Latin American countries. / Ginnette Riquelm

Addressing the Problem of the Disappeared in Mexico

Read how USAID is helping combat a forensic crisis through DNA kinship matching.

Isabel Camacho is a smallholder coffee producer from Chiapas. Here she holds coffee beans from the cooeprative she leads.

Setting sights, and sails, on international coffee markets

Boosting Women-Led Coffee Producers in Mexico

Ana Gabriela Guardado seated at a table with her classmates, developing a social media marketing strategy during the workshop "How to Become a Community Manager" developed by USAID/ARCO in El Salvador (March 2023).

U.S.-Mexico partnership facilitates job placement for young Salvadorans

Learn more on how a partnership between USAID, Mexican Agency for International Development Cooperation (AMEXCID), and FUNDEMAS is leading to meaningful employment for youth in El Salvador.

A female journalist stands in front of a cemetery while looking down at her cell phone in a border city in Mexico.

Quest for Truth

The challenges for Mexican women journalists

AMEXCID/USAID TDY to El Salvador

To get started implementing the recent bilateral MOU, high-level officials from USAID/Mexico and AMEXCID conducted joint field work in the Central American country of El Salvador. 

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Screenshot showing decorations hanging on a street in Mexico with a map of Mexico overlaid

USAID Activities in Mexico - Overview

USAID partners with the Government of Mexico to advance shared security and prosperity. This video provides an overview of USAID's work in Mexico, from human rights and rule of law to violence prevention and climate change.

Black and white image of photos on a wall showing families of disappeared persons in Mexico

USAID Mexico - Human Rights

USAID collaborates with the Government of Mexico (GOM) to strengthen its systems to prevent, inve

Paulette Lemoine smiles in front of a mural at the Center for Justice for Women in San Luis Potosi

USAID Mexico - Rule of Law

USAID’s rule of law activities in Mexico help reduce impunity by improving the effectiveness, res

Reinserta's serigraphy workshop for youth in conflict with the law, as part of the labor platform at the Adolescent and Youth Reinsertion Center.

USAID Mexico - Violence Prevention

USAID partners with Mexican government authorities on multiple levels, civil society, the private

A farmer inspects his coffee plants in Chiapas state of Mexico.

USAID Mexico - Climate Change

USAID is assisting Mexico in addressing illegal logging and reducing its greenhouse gas emissions