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Attempting to connect researchers with toy, game and play material publishers, we’ve collected these links to associations of:
- toy publishers
- game publishers
- play publishers
from around the world.
Toy Fairs and game conventions are also a valuable way to meet with publishers and discover upcoming product releases and discover new trends in the industry. We include the important world toy fairs and game conventions in our conference calendar of events.
If you feel that we’re missing an association or organization or would like to add your own, please contact us and we’ll be happy to add them to the list.
Last updated: May 19, 2013 at 13:58 pm
African Toy Association is a trade association for Africa producers and importers of toys, games and entertainment products for the youth market.
American Specialty Toy Retailing Association
The American Specialty Toy Retailing Association aims to strengthen the part of the toy industry that is committed to providing children with healthy, quality play materials that have high play value.
Asociación Española de Fabricantes de Juguetes (AEFJ) (Spanish Association of Toy Manufacturers )
Asociación Española de Fabricantes de Juguetes (AEFJ) (Spanish Association of Toy Manufacturers ) purpose is to support Spanish toy, fairs, exhibitions and trade missions and defend the general interests of the Spanish toy industry.
Association for UK Interactive Entertainment (UKIE)
UKIE is the only trade body for the UK’s wider interactive entertainment industry.
Association of Play Industries
The Association of Play Industries aims to promote good play space design, installation, workmanship and an understanding of play and risk.
Assogiocattoli (Italian Toy Manufacturers Association)
Assogiocattoli is the non-profit association designed for all companies that are based in Italy.
The Australian Toy Association aims to represent and service members who specialise in products for children and family leisure, learning and entertainment.
British Toy & Hobby Association
British Toy & Hobby Association aims to promote best practice and excellence in all aspects of product design, toy safety, ethical manufacturing, environmental issues and responsible marketing.
The British Toymakers Guild aims to promote and encourage excellence in toymaking.
The Canadian Toy Association is a trade Association whose members are manufacturers, importers and distributors of toys, games, seasonal and hobby products.
Casual Games Association (CGA)
The Casual Games Association is a professional international trade organization providing educational resources and community support for those involved in creating games for the mass market consumer.
China Toy & Juvenile Products Association
The China Toy & Juvenile Products Association aims to enhance the image and growth of China's toy & juvenile product industry.
Der Deutsche Verband der Spielwarenindustrie e.V (DVSI) (German Association of the Toy Industry )
The German Association of the Toy Industry (DVSI) represents the interests of 230 companies in the German toy industry to politicians, authorities, other sectors of the economy, science and the media.
Entertainment Merchants Association (EMA)
The Entertainment Merchants Association (EMA) is the international trade association dedicated to advancing the interests of the home entertainment industry.
Entertainment Retailers Association
The Entertainment Retailers Association is a UK trade organisation formed specifically to act as a forum for the physical and digital retail and wholesale sectors of the music, video and videogames industries.
Entertainment Software Association (ESA)
The Entertainment Software Association (ESA) is the U.S. association exclusively dedicated to serving the business and public affairs needs of companies that publish computer and video games for video game consoles, personal computers, and the Internet.
Equitoy (The British Toy Importers Association)
The Equitoy trade association represents importers, distributors, manufacturers and retailers in the toy, gift, publishing and stationery sectors.
Game Developers Association of the Philippines
The Game Developers Association of the Philippines (GDAP) is a trade association in the Philippines, established to represent and promote the country’s game development industry.
The Game Manufacturers Association (GAMA) is the non-profit trade organization dedicated to serving the tabletop game industry.
The Game Publishers Association aims to encourage communication and co-operation among game publishers
German Trade Association of Interactive Entertainment Software (BIU)
The German Trade Association of Interactive Entertainment Software (BIU) is the interest group of providers and producers of entertainment software in Germany.
Indonesian Toy Traders and Manufacturers Association
The Indonesian Toy Traders and Manufacturers Association is for toy manufacturers in Indonesia with the objective to create and develop the competitive toy industry.
Interactive Games and Entertainment Association
The Interactive Games and Entertainment Association (IGEA) is an industry association representing Australian and New Zealand companies in the computer and video game industry.
International Council of Toy Industries
The International Council of Toy Industries (ICTI) is the industry association for the worldwide toy industry.
The Japan Toy Association aims to contribute to the comprehensive development of the toy industry in Japan.
La Fédération des Industries Jouet (The French Federation of Toy Industries)
The French Federation of Toy Industries is a crossroads of ideas, actions and events surrounding the toy, play and game industry in France.
Leksaksbranschen (Swedish Toy Association)
Leksaksbranschen (Swedish Toy Association) is the industry association for all operators in the Swedish market for children, games and hobbies.
New Zealand Games Association (NZGA)
The New Zealand Games Association (NZGA) aims to encourage the development of the game industry in Aotearoa New Zealand, from game design & development, through publishing and sales.
Nordic Association of Toy Manufacturers
The Nordic Association of Toy Manufacturers has as an absolute top priority to be able to provide children with safe toys that have a high play value.
Organisatie van Nederlandse Speelgoedleveranciers (Organization of Dutch Toys Suppliers)
Organisatie van Nederlandse Speelgoedleveranciers (Organization of Dutch Toys Suppliers) was founded in 1956 and represents the common interests of all member toy suppliers.
RADIT carries out on non-commercial base innovative, scientific-technical and implementation activities with the leading representatives of the game industry in Russia.
Spiele-Autoren-Zunft -Game Designer Association
The Spiele-Autoren-Zunft e.V. (SAZ) - Game Designer Association - was founded in Germany in 1991 and represents the specific interests of game designers in the public and to the publishers.
Spielwaren Verband Schweiz (SVS) Association Suisse des Jouets (Swiss Toy Association)
Spielwaren Verband Schweiz (SVS) Association Suisse des Jouets (Swiss Toy Association) supports Swiss manufacturers, importers, suppliers and retailers of toys.
Taiwan Toy Manufacturers' Association
The Taiwan Toy Manufacturers' Association is a trade association for manufacturers based in Taiwan.
TIGA is the non-profit trade association representing the UK's games industry.
Toy Association of India (TAI)
The Toy Association of India (TAI) is an apex body represented by 600 industry members from all over India and accredited by the government of India.
Toy Association of Southern California
The Toy Association of Southern California is a nonprofit business association dedicated to promoting the welfare of toys and the toy industry in Southern California.
The Toy Industries of Europe works to promote the value of toys and play in the psychological, physical and social development of children and to raise awareness of the positive role that toys play in society.
The Toy Industry Association is the trade association representing all businesses involved in creating and bringing toys and youth entertainment products to kids of all ages.
The Toy Retailers Association role is to inform and advise members on current and future legislation, as well as ethical practices.
Last updated: May 19, 2013 at 13:58 pm
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