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Organizational Members

Join the World Association for Sexual Health (WAS), the most prominent global Sexual Health and Rights Confederation.

Organizational Members are divided into six categories:  

Organization
(1 - 100 Members)

Organization
(700 - 999 Members)

Organization
(101 - 399 Members)

Organization
(1000 - 1999 Members)

Organization
(400 - 699 Members)

Organization
(2000+ Members)

WAS Federations

Logo of The Latin American Federation of Sexology and Sex Education Societies (FLASSES)
Logo of The Asia-Oceania Federation for Sexology (AOFS)
Logo of the European Federation of Sexology (EFS)
Logo of The East Mediterranean Federation of Sexual Health (EMFeSH)
Logo of The North American Federation for Sexual Health (NAFSH)
Logo of Sexual Health Africa (SHA)

WAS ORGANIZATIONAL MEMBERS


Argentine Society of Human Sexuality (SASH)
 

ARGENTINA – SOUTH AMERICA
Website
Up to 100 members

African Institute for Sexual and Gender Health (AISGH)
 

SOUTH AFRICA – AFRICA
Website
Up to 100 members

Institute of Psychosexual Education (INPSYE)
 

GREECE – EUROPE
Website
Up to 100 members

AXEPT – Safe Carefree Children Now
 

GREECE – EUROPE
Website

Up to 100 Members

TASH – The Pleasure Project
 

UK – EUROPE
Website
Up to 100 members

Society for the Scientific Study of Sexuality (SSSS)
 

USA
Website
400-699 members


Dutch Scientific Society for Sexology (NVVS)
 

NETHERLANDS – EUROPE
Original Name: Nederlandse Wetenschappelijke Vereniging voor Seksuologie
Website
400-699 members

Hong Kong Sex Education Association (HKSEA)
 

CHINA, HONG KONG SAR – ASIA
Original Name: 香港性教育會

Website
Up to 100 members



International Sexocorporel Association (iSi)
 

SWITZERLAND – EUROPE
Original Name: Institut Sexocorporel International (iSi)

Website
Up to 200 members

Japan Society of Sexual Science (JSSS)
 

JAPAN – ASIA
Original Name: 日本性科学会
Website

101-399 members


Mexican College of post graduate Sexology Professionals (C-XOLOGIA)
 

MEXICO – CENTRAL AMERICA
Original Name: Colegio Mexicano de Posgraduados en Sexología AC

Website

Up to 100 members

Norwegian Society for Clinical Sexology (NFKS)
 

NORWAY – EUROPE
Website
101-399 members





SEX-ED + (SEX-ED +)
 

CANADA – NORTH AMERICA
Website
101-399 members

 

Society of Sexual Education, Treatment and Research (CETAD)
 

TURKEY – ASIA
Original Name: Cinsel Eğitim Tedavi ve Araştırma Derneği
Website
400-699 members

Spanish Federation of Sexology Societies (FESS)
 

SPAIN – EUROPE
Original Name: Federación Española de Sociedades de Sexología
Up to 100 members


Dr. Carlos Chiclana Office (CCC)
 

SPAIN – EUROPE
Original Name: Consulta Dr. Carlos Chiclana
Website
Up to 100 members

Komaja Society
 

CROATIA – EUROPE






Sexual Health Certificate Program at the University of Michigan (SHCP)
 

USA – NORTH AMERICA
Website
Up to 100 members


Un | hushed  (UH)
 

USA – NORTH AMERICA
Website
Up to 399 members

Female Orgasm Research Institute
 

USA – NORTH AMERICA
Website
Up to 100 members



Sequoia Health
 

BELARUS – EUROPE
Website
Up to 100 members

Association of Sexologists
 

RUSSIA – EUROPE
Website
Up to 100 members

International Academy of Sex Research (IASR)
 

USA

Website
101-399 members


American Sexual Health Association (ASHA)
 

USA – NORTH AMERICA
Website
Up to 100 members



Finnish Association for Sexology (FIAS)
 

FINLAND – EUROPE
Original Name: Suomen Seksologinen SeuraHannu 

Website
1800 members



Indian Association for Sexology (IAFS)
 

INDIA – ASIA
Original Name: Indian Association for Sexology

Website
Up to 100 members

Israel Society for Sex Therapy (ISST)
 

ISRAEL – ASIA
Original Name: האגודה הישראלית לטיפול מיני.
Website
101-399 members


Mexican Association for Sexual Health AC (AMSSAC)
 

MEXICO – CENTRAL AMERICA
Original Name: Asociación Mexicana para la Salud Sexual AC

Website

Up to 100 members

Mexican Federation of Sexuality Education and Sexology (FEMESS)
 

MEXICO – CENTRAL AMERICA
Original Name: Federación Mexicana de Educación Sexual y Sexología A.C.

Website
Up to 100 members

Pink Therapy
 

UK – EUROPE
Website
Up to 100 members

Sexological Society of the Czech Medical Society J. E. Purkyně (CzMA)
 

CZECH REPUBLIC – EUROPE
Original Name: Sexuologická společnost České lékařské společnosti J. E. Purkyně
Website
101-399 members

Southern African Sexual Health Association (SASHA)
 

SOUTH AFRICA – AFRICA
Website
Up to 100 members


Center for Medical Sexology (CMS)
 

COLOMBIA – SOUTH AMERICA
Original Name: Central Médica de Sexología

Up to 100 members

Institute of Higher Studies of Sexuality, Gender and Violence, C. A. (CESSEX)
 

MEXICO – CENTRAL AMERICA
Original Name: Instituto de Estudios Superiores de Sexualidad, Género y Violencia, A.C.

Website
Up to 100 members

Komaja – Society for the Development of the Art of Living (Komaja Makedonija)
 

NORTH MACEDONIA – EUROPE
Original Name: Комаја Здружение за развој на уметноста на живеењето
Website
Up to 100 members


My Sexual Health (MSH)
 

SOUTH AFRICA – AFRICA
Website
Up to 100 members

Centro Italiano Di Sessuologia (CIS)
 

ITALY – EUROPE
Website
Up to 100 members

Societe des sexologues universitaires de Belgique (SSUB)
 

BELGIUM – EUROPE
Website
Up to 100 members

Sex Coach U
 

USA – NORTH AMERICA
Website

101 – 399 members

Society for Sex Therapy and Research (SSTAR)
 

USA
Website
101 – 399 members

Brazilian Society of Studies in Human Sexuality (SBRASH)
 

BRAZIL – SOUTH AMERICA
Original Name: Sociedade Brasileira de Estudos em Sexualidade Humana
Website
101-399 members

German Society for Sexuality Education (DGG)
 

GERMANY – EUROPE
Original Name: Deutsche Gesellschaft für Geschlechtserziehung
Website
Up to 100 members

Interdisciplinary postgraduate Association of Sexology (AIUS)
 

FRANCE – EUROPE 
Original Name: Association Interdisciplinaire post Universitaire de Sexologie
Website
400-699 members

Italian Federation of Scientific Sexology (FISS)
 

ITALY – EUROPE
Original Name: Federazione Italiano di Sessuologia Scientifica
Website
Up to 100 members


Mexican Association for Sexuality Education (AMES)
 

MEXICO – CENTRAL AMERICA
Original Name: Asociación Mexicana de Educación Sexual

Up to 100 members



Mexican Institute of Sexology (IMESEX)
 

MEXICO – CENTRAL AMERICA
Original Name: Instituto Mexicano de Sexología

Website

Up to 100 members

Portuguese Society of Clinical Sexology (SPSC)
 

PORTUGAL – EUROPE
Original Name: Sociedade Portuguesa de Sexologia Clínica
Website
Up to 100 members



Sexpo Foundation (SEXPO) 
 

FINLAND – EUROPE
Original Name: Sexpo-säätiö

Website
Up to 1800 members



Spanish Association of Clinical Sexology (AESC)
 

SPAIN – EUROPE
Original Name: Asociación Española de Sexología Clínica
Website
Up to 100 members

Clinical Sexology Institute of Rome (ISC)
 

ITALY - EUROPE

Original Name: Istituto di Sessuologia Clinica Roma

Website
Up to 100 members

Institute of Sexology (IS)
 

ROMANIA – EUROPE
Original Name: Institutul de Sexologie
Website

Up to 100 members


Eli Coleman Institute for Sexual and Gender Health (ECI) (Formerly Program in Human Sexuality – PHS)
 

USA – NORTH AMERICA
Website

Up to 100 members

Note for Organizations wanting to apply for WAS Membership:

Any National or International Sexological Society, Association or Professional Institutes may request admission to the World Association for Sexual Health.
 
A Sexological Society, Association or Institute is a properly constituted organization concerned with sexuality, whether research, education, diagnosis and/or therapy, sexual health, or sexual rights promotion.

Your application should and must include: 

 

  • The name of the Society, Association, or Institute.

  • The date of its formation.

  • Its purpose and objectives. 

  • Its statutes and bylaws/memorandum of incorporation or other regulatory documents.

  • The names of its members and officers, including email addresses.

  • A one-page report of the activities since its inception, primarily referring to the last year and a plan for the following year. 

  • Links to social media accounts.

  • A written statement to confirm that the organization or institution operates within all legal and ethical frameworks within their country of registration. 

  • Two letters of recommendation from colleagues respected in sexual health, sexology, sexual rights, or sex education, referring specifically to the organization’s area of work. 

  • The proper dues. 

  • After hearing the advice of the Executive and the Advisory Committees, the General Assembly, at the beginning of its ordinary meeting, a decision will be made on the admission of the applicant societies, associations, institutes, or groups to WAS. 

Ready to Join WAS?

Apply Below


If you are an existing organizational member who wishes to renew your membership:

1. Use your existing member email account to create your free guest account on WASapp.

2. In the app, or on this page (click on the links below), choose your membership option and make your payment.

3. Forward your proof of payment to office@worldsexualhealth.net so that we can upgrade your WASapp access to that of an Organizational Member.

Membership Application Process

Overview

Organizations

Via our website:

View the pricing tiers and pay here.

PayPal:

www.paypal.me/worldsexualhealth

  • Insert the correct amount based on the number of your organizational members.

  • When asked "what is this for?" please, insert the Name of your Organization.

Proforma Invoice: 

Email the WAS Secretariat to request a proforma invoice - secretariat@worldsexualhealth.net

Wire Transfers: 

 

Bank Name : US BANK Roseville
Bank Address : 2690 North Snelling Avenue, Roseville, Minnesota, 55113

Account Number : 104 784 650 681
Type of Account : Checking Account
SWIFT Code : USBKUS44IMT
Routing Number : 091 0000 22

Reference/required: Name of Organization.

You can also pay via Stripe on the WASapp:

Organization
(1 - 100 Members)

Organization
(700 - 999 Members)

Organization
(101 - 399 Members)

Organization
(1000 - 1999 Members)

Organization
(400 - 699 Members)

Organization
(2000+ Members)

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