Networks
ASSITEJ International has two types of Networks:
- International Professional Networks, networks of organisations and individuals working across international borders on a particular shared theme or mission – full members of ASSITEJ International with full constitutional rights;
- Regional Networks, clusters of ASSITEJ National Centres that collaborate within a particular global region, geographical, or linguistic context. These are not members of ASSITEJ International in themselves, but contain members.
International Inclusive Arts Network (IIAN) is a network of ASSITEJ and a community for people who are interested in creation, learning, or programming inclusive work for young audiences. 
ITYARN, the International Theatre for Young Audiences Research Network, is the international research network of ASSITEJ International, mainly comprised of academic researchers.
The Small Size Network is a European network for the promotion of theatre and performing arts aimed at early childhood audiences (those aged zero to six). It provides a structure to meet, share expertise, exchange knowledge, develop collaborative projects, and disseminate information and research.
Write Local. Play Global. (WLPG) is an online meeting place for people interested in work written for young audiences.
The Young Dance Network aspires to create a space for long-term networking and development which provides choreographers, dancers, and dramaturgs working across the field with a robust platform from which they can work, develop, and energise the field of contemporary dance for children and young people. The Network aims to enhance methods for sharing competencies regarding dance for young audiences. It hopes to create strong bonds between artists, unite interested parties, explore common points of interest, provoke new inspirations, and launch collaborative projects and exchanges.
