www.bravajazz.com "Brava Jazz is on a mission to support and champion women composers and arrangers in the field of big band jazz by creating a platform for their music to be widely published and distributed. With a diverse array of music for all ability levels from middle school to professional, Brava Jazz provides a definitive resource for jazz ensemble directors to diversify their setlists effortlessly through the performance of the highest quality music composed and/or arranged by women."
The Wind Repertory Project is massive database that enables directors to search and view repertoire through a variety of filters including grade level, ensemble type, form/style, soloist, and composer nationality/ethnicity/gender
BandQuest series from the American Composers Forum is a curated series from some of the country's top composers including Libby Larsen, Chen Yi, Jennifer Higdon, and Alex Shapiro
Bravo Music publishes concert band works from Japan
The Composers Equity Project:A Database of ALAANA,* Women, and Gender Non-Conforming Composers*Chamber Music America uses the acronym ALAANA to indicate composers who identify as African/Black, Latinx, Asian/South Asian, Arab/Middle Eastern, and Native American
Women in Music "As long as the entitled and powerful decide what platforms are made available, they also decide what and who is allowed to be heard. It’s a form of passive censorship. Like the tree falling in the forest with nobody to hear it – does it make a sound? If there is no platform for women composers how can we hear what they have to say? From Michael Haas's "Female Composers: 'Degenerate,' 'Deviant' or Deliberately Downgraded?"