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Mar 22, 2025
World AS Day 2025
World AS Day takes place on Saturday 3 May 2025. This year the theme is ‘Lace up for axSpA’. The campaign highlights the everyday challenges of living with axSpA. Tying shoelaces is just one example of an ‘everyday challenge’ – the materials feature other tasks including drinking from a water bottle, checking traffic before crossing … Continue reading "World AS Day 2025"...

Sep 12, 2024
World AS Day 2024 – Report
Thank you to our members for providing feedback on this year’s World AS Day campaign. Understanding what worked, what could be improved and hearing your ideas for future campaigns is invaluable as we evaluate the campaign’s success and begin thinking about 2025. We are delighted that the social media grants we awarded raised a significant … Continue reading "World AS Day 2024 – Repor...

Dec 10, 2023
World AS Day 2024 Social Media Grants
ASIF is delighted to offer our members the opportunity to apply for a £500 World AS Day (WASD) Social Media Grant. The grant is to be used exclusively for boosting WASD social media posts and ads. In previous years ASIF has boosted WASD posts to countries where our members operate, however the posts have linked … Continue reading "World AS Day 2024 Social Media Grants"...

Dec 10, 2023
World AS Day 2024
Theme: Signs and Symptoms Date: 4 May The World AS Day social media assets have been created, the animations are ready, the webpage is live, and the Toolkit is ready for download! It was great to see so many of our members and industry partners at our World AS Day Webinar on 6 February. If … Continue reading "World AS Day 2024"...

Sep 11, 2023
WASD 2023 Read our Report
Awareness raised with 48 million people! Read more ...

Jun 8, 2023
World AS Day reached more than 48 million
The World AS Day awareness campaign reached more than 48 million people around the world. This is a significant jump from previous years. And that is just half the story – our members, industry partners, healthcare practitioners and people living with axSpA posted, tweeted and shared content through their own channels resulting in the awareness … Continue reading "Wo...