United Country Western Dance Council

• The purpose of the United Country Western Dance Council (UCWDC) is to internationally promote the world of country-western dance. Each year, the UCWDC hosts the World Championships of Country Dance. This competition is for couples and line dancers. As part of their mission, the UCWDC hopes to bring country dancing to people of varying ages and dance ability. The UCWDC also hosts line dance competitions and provides promising dancers with training tools through online videos and printable step sheets.
  
  

Line Dance Association of Australia

• Based in Kerrimuir, Australia, the Line Dance Association of Australia (LDAA) promotes line dancing throughout the land down under. With a variety of classes and instructors, the LDAA provides line dancing opportunities and instruction across the country. Each course has a designated skill level for participants. In addition to being a teaching resource, the LDAA also hosts the Australian Line Dance Championships. This event has competitors who dance alone as well as in duos.
  
  

National Soul Line Dance Association

• The National Soul Line Dance Association (NSLDA) is dedicated to promoting soul line dancing around the world. The non-profit organization has members in the United States, New Zealand, Europe and Canada. Soul line dancing can be defined as line dancing that infuses into it soul, salsa, R&B, Latin, pop and country. With a wider musical selection, soul line dancing opens the door for people who may not favor the standard country-western fare typically used for line dancing.
  
  

Country Line Dance Association of Ireland

• Since 2002, the Country Line Dance Association of Ireland (CLAI) has been focused on expanding the popularity of western and country line dancing throughout the 32 counties of the Emerald Isle. Along with regular competitions, the CLAI is responsible for the annual All-Ireland Final, where line dancers from across the country can compete to determine Ireland's line dancing champions. The heats for the All-Ireland Final are determined by age group and skill level.