Sciencecorps
Sciencecorps is an informal alliance of people who provide evaluation, communication, technology and other types of assistance in environmental and occupational health.
Our objective, broadly defined, is to support human rights, including the right to live and work in a safe and healthy environment. We work collaboratively with individuals, communities, organizations, and other entities in support of this objective.
Areas of scientific work include toxicology, epidemiology, medicine, hazard and exposure evaluation, identification of susceptible populations (e.g., children, communities in poverty, workers in hazardous situations), research methods development, and factors that increase cancer, developmental & neurocognitive damage, and other public health concerns.
We also provide assistance with policy development and analysis, communications, and IT support for public health, safety, and justice policies on chemicals and emerging technologies (e.g., nanotechnology) and on public access to information on these issues. (e.g., community and worker “right to know”). We participate in outreach and education to improve public understanding of the scientific and societal aspects of health issues, and to increase citizen involvement in the development of a sustainable and just society.
Workplaces and the
Environment 
Protecting the Public and Environment
Health and Safety Trades Union Council
International Labor Organization
Human rights 
Human Rights resources from United Nations
Center for Justice and Accountability
International
Research Resources: 
National Library of Medicine search-all journals
National Library of Medicine Specialized Information Services
Biomedcentral open access journals
Ethics, Corporate Governance,
Conflict of Interest, Law: 
Corporate Governance and many related topics
Wikipedia for all of the above
To contact Sciencecorps please use the following e-mail address: info [at] sciencecorps.org
Sciencecorps does not request or accept funding and volunteers offer their assistance as needs arise and as their time permits, usually via the internet or phone. We work collaboratively with organizations in many countries. If you are interested in volunteering and have a background in technology, health, science, engineering, arts, communications, policy, or related fields, please contact us for more information at info [at] sciencecorps.org
Copyright 2010
Sciencecorps
Lexington, Massachusetts, USA