Prevalence of Female Genital Cutting (FGC) in Arizona is uncertain; no available state or national surveys with either prevalence or risk estimates exist, necessitating estimates indirectly derived. Acknowledging a diversity of African-born communities where FGC is prevalent within Arizona, for this proposal our team chose to focus specifically on the Somali and Somali Bantu communities in Phoenix and Tucson for three reasons: 1) size of the community and FGC-related health care concerns, 2) Type III FGC (most severe form) is most common among Somali women, and 3) a long-standing record of robust community partnerships that exist among our partnering agencies and the Somali community. This Project Community will establish comprehensive strategies to ensure diverse input from partners in developing collaborative operating principles. The community partners will be: 1) involved in the planning and design of the project; 2) given the responsibility to identify Community Mobilizers; and, 3) evaluate and align the educational content of outreach materials to match cultural standards.