The Brazilian Linguistics Association (ABRALIN) is a scientific organization dedicated to strengthening Linguistics in Brazil, committed to promoting science, research integrity, and the development of collaborative, inclusive, and socially responsible academic practices.

The Linguistic and Literary Studies Group of the Northeast (GELNE) is a nonprofit civil association with a cultural focus. Its mission is to promote and encourage technical-scientific and educational-cultural activities in the fields of Language, Linguistics, and Literature to improve teaching and research in the region.

Founded in 1978, the Brazilian Computer Society (SBC) is a non-profit scientific society that brings together students, faculty members, researchers, professionals, and enthusiasts in the field of Computing from across Brazil. Its mission is to promote access to information and culture through information technology, encourage research and education in computing in the country, foster digital inclusion, and contribute to the training of computing professionals with a strong sense of social responsibility.

The Federation of Experimental Biology Societies (FeSBE) was founded in 1986 and has the mission of promoting science and representing Brazil’s scientific interests. With the participation of various societies, FeSBE actively organizes scientific events and advocates for policies that support the advancement of research.

The Brazilian Society for Evolutionary Biology (SBBE) was founded to promote, integrate, and strengthen evolutionary research in the country, establishing Brazil as a leading actor in the study of biodiversity and evolution through scientific representation and the dissemination of knowledge.