PHOTO FROM THE FIELD (17 DECEMBER 2015) - In rural Zimbabwe, out of school teens ages 15–24 take part in a day-long program called a ‘JIC Run’ (JIC stands for Join-In-Circuit) to learn about HIV transmission, sexually transmitted diseases and self-esteem as it relates to sex. Peer educators quiz participants as they make the rounds through a series of pictorial stations, each one themed around an education topic. All teens who take part receive a referral slip for a voluntary HIV test at the end of the JIC Run, which is often held on site at a health center for immediate access to counseling and testing.