WAS’ Official Response to US Executive Orders
STATEMENT
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4 February 2025
The World Association for Sexual Health (WAS) stands in solidarity with our colleagues who may be affected by the dismantling of USAID, the CDC, and other organizations dedicated to advancing global Sexual Health and Rights.
We acknowledge the unprecedented challenges faced by professionals in this field and commend those who continue to provide essential services despite these difficulties.
We also recognize the tireless efforts of those working to find solutions and ensure continued access to sexual health care and advocacy. As this situation unfolds, WAS reaffirms its unwavering commitment to supporting Sexual Health and Rights professionals worldwide.
Together, we will continue striving toward our shared vision: Sexual Health and Rights for ALL.
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About WAS
WAS represents thousands of individuals in Sexual Health as an international confederation with member organizations worldwide, promoting Sexual Health, Rights, Justice, and Pleasure through research, education, and clinical services.
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Media Queries
Contact Lisa Welsh, our Communications Lead.
As someone who trains health educators, I’m wondering how we can translate this official response into concrete talking points for local workshops, especially when state policies conflict with WAS principles. A brief practical guide on navigating those gaps would help us move beyond solidarity statements.
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