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Chairs Message: Building Bridges for the Future
ABPsi:  Building Bridges for the Future   A Call to Action By Cheryl Tawede Grills, Ph.D., ABPsi President SPOTLIGHT CHN Community Healing Circles & The NAFJ/CARES/ABPsi Mentoring Movement & The Caribbean Psychology Conference As you know, an important focus for ABPsi—set forth in the 2011 presidential enstoolment address—was  building bridges through collaboration with organizations in the service of African/Black communities. There has been considerable momentum and ...
Psych Discourse: New Publication Schedule!
The Psych Discourse News Journal has a New Publication Schedule!  During these hard economic times, ABPsi has found it necessary to develop cost saving strategies that will allow us to continue delivering quality services and products to our membership, without increasing membership dues. Beginning in January 2012,  we will reduce publication frequency of the Psych Discourse to be published quarterly, on the following schedule: Spring Issue ◊ February 2012 Su...
The 2011-2012 Legislative Priorities of the ABPsi
Priority #1 FOSTER CARE AND MENTORING The Association of Black Psychologists looks forward to working with the 112th Congress to address legislative objectives related to African American foster care and mentoring. Open Document (PDF Format) Priority #2 Special Education and the Mis-Education of African American Children Open Document (PDF Format) ...
THE NATIONAL INSTITUTES OF HEALTH AND RACIAL DISCRIMINATION
THE NATIONAL INSTITUTES OF HEALTH AND RACIAL DISCRIMINATION: A RESPONSE FROM THE ASSOCIATION OF BLACK PSYCHOLOGISTS  The Issue: The National Institutes of Health (NIH) Research Project Grant Program (R01) is a funding initiative designed to support health related research and development. It is one of the means by which social scientists and professionals are able to explore new research ideas and investigate specific social problems. In considering  the poten...

 

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Chairs Message: Building Bridges for the Future
ABPsi:  Building Bridges for the Future   A Call to Action By Cheryl Tawede Grills, ...
Psych Discourse: New Publication Schedule!
The Psych Discourse News Journal has a New Publication Schedule!  During t...
The 2011-2012 Legislative Priorities of the ABPsi
Priority #1 FOSTER CARE AND MENTORING The Association of Black Psychologists looks f...
THE NATIONAL INSTITUTES OF HEALTH AND RACIAL DISCRIMINATION
THE NATIONAL INSTITUTES OF HEALTH AND RACIAL DISCRIMINATION: A RESPONSE FROM THE ASS...
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HURRICANE KATRINA: IN RETROSPECT
HURRICANE KATRINA: IN RETROSPECT A Mental Health Professional’s Experien...
Healing From Trauma: New Orleans Style
This is how we do it. We scream, we cry, we cuss, we eat, we pray, we lov...
Editor's Desk: On the need for Eurocentrics Anonymous
By Halford H. Fairchild, Ph.D., Pitzer College,Psych Discourse Edit...
ABPSi MEMBER WINS ROAD SCHOLAR’S AWARD
Huberta Jackson-Lowman, ABPSi MEMBER WINS ROAD SCHOLA...
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ABPsi is Going Green!
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