Embassy of Brazil in London

Association of Brazilian Post-Graduate Students and Researchers in Great Britain.

Web pages of the Spanish and Latin American Studies Section at Birkbeck College, University of London.

Brazilink is a website dedicated to connecting people, information and ideas on Brazil.

Website of the British Council in Brazil. [pt]

The British Library holds one of the most extensive collections in the UK dealing with Latin American socio-economic and political issues. Materials are held in various languages, in print and digital formats, and cover a wide range of publications, from academic journals, books, reports, and statistics to market research and reports from international organisations. The collection offers multi-disciplinary resources for understanding the Latin American economy. The Latin American Studies section has close links with Brazil and holds historical documents on Brazil. [en]

Canning House is the home of the Hispanic and Luso Brazilian Council, a non-political, non-profit-making organisation that was founded in 1943 to stimulate understanding between Britain, Spain, Portugal and Latin America.

Domínio Público is a government-funded database of public-domain digital documents. It includes literary texts, images, sounds and videos for download. Access to the TV Escola films is available by selecting the 'Video' option in the 'Tipo de Mídia' category. [pt]

The Portuguese and Brazilian Society at Edinburgh University have social events throughout the year promoting traditional holidays and celebrations characteristic of Portugal and Brazil.

Website of the Brazilian Community in the UK Research Group (Grupo de Estudos sobre Brasileiros no Reino Unido - GEB), a research group which focuses on the study of the Brazilian community in the UK.

The King's Brazil Institute provides a focal point for Brazil-related activities across a range of academic disciplines at King's College London. It coordinates and develops research and programmes of study on Brazil, as well as building links with relevant organisations in Brazil.

The Centre for Brazilian and Latin American Studies aims at promoting the study and understanding of Brazilian society in all its multifaceted dimensions. It holds research seminars, the presentation of papers and talks by specialists, the organisation of symposia and the publication of books and articles in relevant / specialised journals.

The Brazilian Studies Programme is fully integrated into the work of the LAC, and extends the scope of the Centre's activities through workshops, conferences and visiting researchers. It brings together scholars from around the University of Oxford who are teaching and researching on Brazilian topics.