SAVECC, the Spanish society for behavior analysis, will hold its XIV Congress on November 5–7, 2026, at the Universitat de les Illes Balears in Palma de Mallorca, Spain. Pre-congress workshops take place on November 4. The congress accepts conceptual, experimental and applied work, and is open to students, researchers, teachers and practitioners.
The provisional program opens with a lecture by Karola Dillenburger of Queen’s University Belfast, president of the European Association for Behaviour Analysis, on EABA and professional recognition of behavior analysts in Europe. Amanda Muñoz Martínez of the Universidad de los Andes gives a mid-congress lecture on clinical behavior analysis, and Andrew R. Craig of SUNY Upstate Medical University closes with a talk on translational research into synthesized reinforcement. Symposia and oral sessions cover experimental analysis, including nonhuman animal research, and applied topics, with presentations in Spanish and English. The November 4 workshops, including one on Behavior Chain Designer software, are free for congress registrants but capped at 20 places each. Fees currently range from 40 euros for student members to 140 euros for non-member professionals.
SAVECC was founded in 2008 as the Sociedad para el Avance del Estudio Científico del Comportamiento by a group of academics trained at the University of Seville. Its congresses give Spanish-speaking behavior analysts a shared forum for basic research and applied practice.