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Our Mission

OneAID’s mission is to sustain and empower the U.S. foreign assistance community. We serve as a convener and information hub to carry forward the knowledge, expertise, and dedication of a community that transcends borders and advances global peace and prosperity.

News and Community Updates

Thanks to a generous contribution from the Aid Transition Alliance (ATA), OneAID's website is being professionally redesigned to be more user friendly and easy to navigate, while also building out additional resources! We're so grateful to ATA for this opportunity and can't wait for the OneAID Community to benefit from this updated info hub by August.

More news and information

Seeking Support?

Find resources on our Community Care page, including a new opportunity to access up to four free counseling sessions through The KonTerra Group (under the auspices of the Aid Transition Alliance).
Considering a career transition or searching for a new role? Find job boards, free coaching opportunities, unemployment resources a more, on the Career Resources page.

Our Efforts

OneAID provides curated career support and community wellness resources with an emphasis on psychological safety and solidarity.

Community Care

OneAID coordinates with grassroots groups that are engaging elected officials connecting our community and providing timely, accurate information and materials for public education.

Citizen Engagement

Public facing information sheets on different topics, to help the community with advocacy.

Info Sheets

An archive of published updates from OneAID detailing the impact of aid suspension and more.

Community Updates

OneAID has groups in 31 states where members of the foreign assistance community can connect, engage, and support each other.

(More Info Coming Soon)

State Groups

Who We Are

Founded in February 2025, OneAID is a women-led organization run by former USAID affiliated staff that emerged in the wake of the dismantling of the agency. As USAID was the first government entity to encounter significant changes in the new administration, OneAID formed to serve as a trusted information hub for affected staff and partners, educate the American people through press engagement, and inform elected officials of developments and impacts in a rapidly changing environment.

Nearly five months later, OneAID has moved beyond the emergency response phase, and is focused on continuing to build a place for people who now face uncertain career paths, to find community and remain connected to the work they loved even if their careers move in a different direction. Through the OneAID Network, we also serve as a convener of the grassroots groups and organizations that emerged from this monumental shift in the U.S. foreign assistance landscape.

U.S. International Assistance Organizations

Collecting confirmed job loss information, stories, and direct impact information from all of those impacted by this Executive Order.

Fact sheets, op-eds, and other resources highlighting how investments in development and diplomacy, alongside defense, make America safer, stronger, and more prosperous.

MFAN advocates for more effective and accountable U.S. foreign assistance that will deliver greater results for people in need and U.S. taxpayers.

ATA addresses the two most urgent crises from the erasure of USAID and the international development sector’s institutional and human capital: A workforce crisis affecting tens of thousands of development professionals and the potential loss of over six decades of irreplaceable institutional knowledge.