Temporarily ending my Twitter hiatus to express my heartfelt gratitude for this honor. To be recognized by @drthema among my wonderful @apagradstudents and @APA colleagues in my favorite setting (#APAAdvocacySummit) is so meaningful.
I feel so validated in my mission to advocate for equitable access to high quality health care, and especially to advocate for those who are underrepresented and marginalized. And I am so grateful for my community of friends and colleagues who share this mission. My heart is full
Embodied healing is necessary for healing. We are not just our thoughts and feelings, but bodies and souls as well. Thank you @sesamestreet for partnering with @APA to promote belonging and holistic wellbeing.
Before you begin your thinkpiece, the Supreme Court DID NOT strike down Affirmative Action
Admission preferences for legacies, donors, employee families and special recommendations are still allowed
The Court struck down Affirmative Action For everyone except WHITE PEOPLE
Newly revised guidelines for psychologists working with sexual minority people help practitioners understand the diversity of sexual minority identities, focus on resilience, and expand research to include participants from more diverse backgrounds. 🏳️🌈 apa.org/monitor/2022/11/guid…
Just now, NASP President Dr. Celeste Malone testified before the Congressional Gun Violence Prevention Taskforce about the impact of gun violence on student’s mental health and the need for evidence-based gun safety measures and school mental health resources. #NASPadvocates
Neuropsychologists, neuropsychology trainees, and prospective neuropsychology trainees, please take a moment to read the proposed guidelines and submit your feedback. We would love to hear from you!!!
Have you checked out EP#9 ?
For April’s BIPOC MH Awareness Month, we met with Terrill Taylor to discuss his social justice advocacy research in psychology and leadership journey.✊🏾@apadiv45
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Join the 2023 NIH #MWRHonors Distinguished Lecturer Dr. Jennifer J. Manly, @ColumbiaMed, for her keynote “Lifecourse Social and Structural Mechanisms of Inequalities in Cognitive Aging and #Alzheimer’s Disease” on 5/15 at 1:30pm. Register today! bit.ly/447lX5o @ManlyEpic
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Are unpaid practicums ethical? APAGS member Michael Deely discusses this issue in the latest gradPSYCH Blog post. Let us know your thoughts!
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The Center for Education in Psychology at APA seeks an intern to work remotely with APAGS staff. Ideal candidates are grad students, have social media experience, can handle multiple tasks, & work independently without significant oversight. tinyurl.com/mufez5du Apply by 4/10