Health/Life/Dental/Disability Insurance

Membership benefits in Actors Equity Association include health insurance, pension benefits, and casting news. Members also have access to services through the Actors Federal Credit Union and the Actors Fund.

The mission of the Artists’ Health Insurance Resource Center (AHIRC) is to provide the arts community with the information necessary to make informed choices about individual and small business group health insurance options available in each state.

Benefits include APA Business Manual for business information available for the advertising photographer, meetings, seminars and workshops, mentoring, APAnet, an online newsgroup for advertising photographers, reps, consultants, assistants, and students, APAdigital, the newest of APA's two online newsgroups, APA Estimating software, InFocus Magazine, rights protection, business insurance, credit union, and health insurance.

Membership services include publications, conferences, access to group health insurance, discounts on phone and shipping bills, credit cards and membership directories.

Individual membership is open to all persons interested in the museum field. Member benefits include: Museum News and Aviso subscriptions, information on job openings, invitations to AAM's annual meeting, free or reduced admission to participating AAM-member museums, discounts on AAM Bookstore items, and more.

$12.50 a year for those aged 50 and over. Access to health insurance, automobile insurance, homeowners insurance and other services from AARP. Discounts on travel, online services, computers, music. Financial planning.

The American Ceramic Society (ACerS) is a 100-year-old non-profit organization that serves the informational, educational and professional needs of the international ceramics community. Membership includes bulletins, online and print resources, membership directory, reduced rates on publications, employment services, discounted registration at forums and conferences, and options to join group health programs.

A nonprofit subsidiary of The American Ceramic Society, Potters Council was founded in 2001 to serve the needs of potters and ceramic artists. Membership benefits include discounts on publications, online directories, quarterly newsletter, financial and business services including credit card processing, website hosting and access to group health insurance.

With over 250 local unions throughout the United States and Canada, the union is the largest in the world representing the interests of the professional musician.

AFTRA negotiates and enforces collective bargaining agreements for actors and other professional performers, and broadcasters in television, radio, sound recordings, non-broadcast/industrial programming and new technologies such as interactive programming and CD ROMs. Members have access to health and retirement benefits, credit union, discounts on services, and career development seminars and opportunities.

Membership in AGMA includes such benefits as accident insurance, health benefits, legal services, mortgages, pension, loans and the AGMA Emergency Relief Fund administered by the Actors Fund. AGMA represents opera and concert singers, production personnel and dancers at principal opera, and concert and dance companies.