The Associação Brasileira de História Oral (ABHO) is a prominent institution dedicated to the preservation and promotion of oral history in Brazil. Founded to connect scholars, researchers, and enthusiasts, ABHO enhances understanding of historical narratives through individual and community voices. The organization offers a variety of services, including national and regional meetings focused on diverse themes, such as "Emergências Climáticas e Oralidades Tradicionais," and facilitates training courses for professionals in the field.

ABHO also recognizes excellence in academia through several awards, like the Michel Le Ven Prize and the Ecléa Bosi Thesis Award, which highlight contributions to oral history research. In addition to its rich array of publications, including the "Revista História Oral" and electronic annals, ABHO actively promotes ethical research practices and supports its members through resources and communication platforms. By fostering collaboration and disseminating knowledge, ABHO plays a vital role in the advancement of oral history as a legitimate academic and cultural discipline in Brazil.