| Dear WAS Members and Friends,
In this week's edition of the World Association for Sexual Health (WAS) newsletter, we highlight the impressive contributions of the Kinsey Institute—a valued member organization of WAS—and remind you of the important upcoming oncosexology webinar hosted by the OEASM, and the EFS Congress in Bologna, Italy.
Additionally, we would like to point out an existing webinar hosted by the Sexual and Reproductive Health matters pertaining to the case of the South African athlete Caster Semenya and its significant potential impact on Sexual Health and Rights for ALL. | | | Kinsey Institute's 2023 Annual Report | | 2023 has been a year of significant accomplishments and unprecedented challenges for the Kinsey Institute. As a proud member of the World Association for Sexual Health, the Institute has demonstrated unwavering dedication to advancing the understanding of human sexuality amid intense scrutiny and funding cuts.
This year, the Institute has made substantial contributions to research on diverse topics such as sexual harassment in public places, dynamics of interpersonal violence, and expanding our knowledge on asexuality. Their prolific output included 98 scholarly publications, enhancing our global understanding of these critical issues.
Their efforts are supported by a robust network of partners and the ongoing generosity of donors, ensuring that the pursuit of knowledge continues.
We stand with the Kinsey Institute in these trying times and encourage our community to support their mission. Click below to read their 2023 Annual Report. | | | Upcoming OEASM Oncosexology Webinars | | Join WAS Organizational Member, the Austrian Academy for Sexual Medicine (OEASM), for an enlightening two-part webinar series on May 10th and 11th, 2024, dedicated to oncosexology.
Organized by Dr. Marianne Greil-Soyka and Univ. Prof. Dr. med. Richard Greil, this series will delve into innovative preventive and therapeutic approaches in cancer treatment and their intersections with sexual health.
The webinars are structured to provide comprehensive insights into how cancer therapies impact sexual health and how healthcare providers can support patients in managing these challenges.
Participants will have the opportunity to earn 10 medical dfp points and European CME credits (ECMEC®s), enhancing their professional development in this vital area of medicine.
Attendance is free, but registration is mandatory by May 9th, 2024. Don't miss this chance to gain valuable knowledge and skills that could greatly benefit your practice and your patients. Secure your spot today on the link below. | | | Upcoming Legal and Ethical Discussions | | European Court of Human Rights and Caster Semenya's Case
On May 15th, the European Court of Human Rights is considering South African athlete Caster Semenya's case. The outcome of this court case can have a huge relevance for sexuality, sexual health, and human rights. WAS is keeping a close eye on these developments as we continue to advocate the highest standards of sexual health and rights for ALL.
Sexual and Reproductive Health Matters Webinar
On May 6th, join an important discussion hosted by Sexual and Reproductive Health Matters. The webinar will address the misuse of oral contraceptive pills in sex testing regulations in sports, a critical issue at the intersection of sport, gender, human rights, and medical ethics. Click here for more information and to register. | | | 17th EFS Congress in Bologna, Italy | | Finally, we hope that you can join us from May 23-26, 2024, for the 17th European Federation Sexology (EFS) Congress in the beautiful city of Bologna, Italy.
As part of the six Federations of WAS, the EFS Congress promises to be a blend of groundbreaking sexology research and diverse cultural experiences.
Click below to join industry leaders and experts in Bologna for an unforgettable experience of learning and cultural exchange. | | Thank you for reading this week's edition of the WAS newsletter. We appreciate your continued engagement and support for Sexual Health and Rights.
Warm regards,
The World Association for Sexual Health
As we conclude, please remember to mark your calendars for these important upcoming WAS events:
World Sexual Health Day on September 4, 2024. Join us as we celebrate and advocate for Sexual Health and Rights across the globe.
The 27th Congress of the World Association for Sexual Health in Brisbane, Australia, from June 16-19, 2025. We look forward to seeing you at this pivotal gathering for sharing research, insights, and advancements in Sexual Health and Rights. | | |  | |
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