The International Safety Center is a women-led, nonprofit research and advocacy organization committed to improving the safety and health of those working in healthcare. We are a global leader in occupational research and advocate around the world for safer healthcare workplaces. The Center conducts epidemiological research, surveillance, and outreach to measure and prevent sharps injuries, needlesticks, blood, and body fluid exposures. The Center’s free surveillance database - the Exposure Prevention Information Network (EPINet) - has informed the data-driven interventions, controls, and programs that protect those working in healthcare. The International Safety Center is committed to improving the safety of healthcare workers worldwide and re-launched in 2014 (originally the International Healthcare Worker Safety Center at the University of Virginia) with renewed focus on reducing exposures to bloodborne and infectious pathogens. At the Center, we envision a future free from occupational illness or infection among those caring for the health of others.