The Men's Art Forum provides revitalizing creative experiences. The MAF is a safe place to play, where men can express themselves and give form to their creative spirit in any medium. Membership is comprised of artists and non-artists.

A multicultural membership of artists, art historians, students /educators, museum professionals and galleries in the visual arts. They work to support women in the visual arts professions.

Provides counseling services and loans to small businesses.

Recognized as a leading international journal in women's studies, 
Signs publishes articles of interdisciplinary interest addressing gender, race, culture, class, nation, and/or sexuality. Signs challenges the boundaries of knowledge concerning women's and men's lives, gender relations, sexualities, raced and gendered practices, institutions, cultural productions, theoretical concepts and frameworks, and understandings of the past and present as well as possibilities for the future.

With headquarters in Douglas Park, the U.A.R offers safe, violet-free space where artists and non-artists share visions and processes in art and daily living.