A not-for-profit corporation that provides health, safety, industrial hygiene, technical services, and safety publications to the arts, crafts, museums, and theater communities.

An international association of about 200 art, craft and creative material manufacturers which seeks to promote safety in art and creative products through its certification program.

A non-profit organization committed to improving the practice of occupational and environmental health through information sharing and collaborative research. Maintains a list of member occupational and environmental clinics.

The mission of the University of Illinois Hospital's Health in the Arts Program is to diagnose, treat, and prevent arts-related disorders among people working in all aspects of the arts. Medical specialists address the special risks that arts workers face from exposure to toxic materials and hazardous physical conditions, to injuries and repetitive motion disorders. Located in Chicago.

A non-profit, advocacy coalition that facilitates improvements to children's health through reduction in environmental threats to children.