Brazil
Le Droit Humain Brazil has a long list of lodges. LDH was founded in 1919.
The Honorable Order of Universal Co-Masonry (before April 2017 “The Honorable Order of American Co-Masonry”), mixed order. A 1994 split-off of Le Droit Humain and at the time called “The American Federation of Human Rights”.
After a century of ups and downs for the American Federation of Le Droit Humain, in 1994 a split became unavoidable. The largest part of the American Federation left Le Droit Humain and now remains as the largest mixed gender order in the USA. Karen Kidd wrote in On Holy Ground that at the time of the split, the American Federation of Human Rights had 18 lodges, 8 stayed in the Honorable Order, 6 split off as a new American Federation of Le Droit Humain and “the membership of four Lodges split between the two orders.” Nowadays the Honorable Order has 29 lodges in four countries: USA, Brazil, Chile, Argentina, Philippines, Costa Rica and Croatia. Lodges in Canada and Paraguay are in development.
The Masonic Philosophical Society is the study branch of this order. If you want to know where the lodges are located, contact the order.
Eastern Order of International co-Masonry was founded in 2002 in Adyar, India as a split-off of Le Droit Humain. Their website says that:
The Eastern Order of International Co-Freemasonry currently has lodges in Argentina, Brazil, Costa Rica, India, New Zealand, Puerto Rico, Spain, United States, Australia, and South Africa. Others are in the process of forming.
Grande Loja Arquitetos de Aquário (of GLADA) founded in 1986 with four lodges. Nowadays there are 16 lodges in Brazil and 7 in Equador.
(Member of Clipsas)
Grande Loja Unida de Sta Catarina founded in 2010, 6 lodges.
(member of Clipsas)
Grande Loja Maçonica Mista Do Brasil a mixed Grand Lodge with 23 lodges.
Unión Masónica Universal del Rito Moderno (or Universal Masonic Union of the Modern Rite) was founded in Barcelona in 2008. The Union is active in Brazil, Colombia, Equador, Cuba and the USA (California and Georgia). Information on the world wide web does not say as much, but I was asured that the Union has mixed lodges.
International Masonic Order “Delphi” resides in Greece, but has lodges in Greece, Brazil (four lodges, two in Itupeva, one in Sao Vicente and one in Sao Paolo), Bulgaria, Romenia and six in the USA (Salt Lake City, UT; Phoenix, AZ; Las Vegas, NV; Austin, TX; Fort Worth, TX; Tampa, FL).
The Order was founded in 1926, and was restructured in 1996, under the name “Delphi International Freemasonic Order”.
The first Mixed Lodge was founded in 1926, under the aegis of The International Mixed Freemasonic Order ” Le Droit Humain “, that resides in Paris. In 1996, the General Assembly of the Order unanimously voted its re-establishment under the separate name of “DELPHI”.
(Member of Clipsas)
Grande Loja Unida do Brasil mixed gender organisation.
Augusta e Respeitável Loja Maçônica Casa de Leto, an independent mixed gender lodge founded in 2012, based in Belo Horizonte.
Grande Loja Unida Feminina do Brasil women only.
Rite of Memphis-Misraïm is a combination of the Rite of Misraïm that was founded by Cagliostro in 1738 and the Rite of Memphis that was founded by Jacques Etienne Marconis de Nègre in 1838. In 1889 General Garibaldi combined the two the Rite of Memphis-Misraïm.
Nowadays there is an international organisation working in Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Spain, France, Martinique, Mauritius, New Caledonia, Scandinavia, Switzerland, Uruguay, USA, England, Venezuela.
There are other organsations with similar names.
The website does not say that members have to be master Masons in another lodge, so it does not appear to be a system of side/higher degrees. On the other hand, the website does not say anything about the “blue” grades of Entered Apprentice, Fellowcraft and Master Mason, so I am not 100% sure.
What the website also does not state specifically, is that Memphis-Misraïm lodges are mixed. It does say however under “conditions for admission” that: “You must have been questioned by several Brothers or sisters” (my emphasis). Cagliostro wanted to admit women, so it sounds like this tradition is still followed.
International Order of the Ancient and Primitive Rite of Memphis-Misraïm is active in Brazil. I know this order has men-only and mixed lodges, but I have not been able to find out if the Brazilian Grand Lodge admits women, how many lodges they have, where they are located and it this is a system starting with the ‘blue grades’ or are only meant for Master Masons.
Wikipedia has a massive list of Grand Lodges in Brazil, but I have not yet checked which are the mixed and female only ones.