The APMP is involved with a variety of philosophical and mathematical organizations from around the world.
Groups to which the APMP belongs
- DLMPST (Division of Logic, Mathematics, and Philosophy of Logic and Technology), part of the IUHPST (International Union of History and Philosophy of Science), which organizes the CLMPST conferences
- FISP (Fédération Internationale des Sociétés de Philosophie / International Federation of Philosophical Societies), which organizes the World Congress of Philosophy
International society collaborators
- PMA (Philosophy of Mathematics Association)
- SPSP (Society for Philosophy of Science in Practice)
- HOPOS (International Society for the History of Philosophy of Science)
- ESPM (European Society for the Philosophy of Mathematics)
National society collaborators
- CSHPM (Canadian Society for History and Philosophy of Mathematics)
- FILMAT (Italian Network for the Philosophy of Mathematics)
- SBL (Brazilian Logic Society), which organizes the Brazilian Logic Conference meetings
- APA (American Philosophical Association)
- PSA (Philosophy of Science Association)
Related groups and centers
- AMS (American Mathematical Society)
- MES (Mathematics Education Society)
- IUSS Pavia (Scuola Universitaria Superiore)
- FPMW (French Philosophy of Mathematics Workshop)
- CIRM (Centre International de Rencontres Mathématiques)
- The Philosophy of Mathematics Group at VUB Brussels, which hosts regular masterclasses on the philosophy of mathematical practice
- OCIE Seminar at Chapman University, which runs an ongoing series of seminars on the history and philosophy of mathematics
Other groups of potential interest to APMP members include the Archives Poincaré (Nancy); SPHERE (Paris); IHPST (Paris); Tim Gowers’ Philosophy of Mathematics Seminar (Paris); the Center for Philosophy of Mathematics (Konstanz); the History and Philosophy of Mathematics Seminar (Wuppertal); the Logic and Philosophy of Mathematics group (Sevilla); the Philosophy of Science and Mathematics group (Bergen); the Danish Mathematical Society (Copenhagen); the Philosophy of Mathematics Seminar (Oxford).
For a running list of conferences, workshops and seminars involving many of these organizations, see the Events page.