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Practitioners Publishing in Counseling Psychology Journals: The Integration of Practice, Advocacy, and Science

In this webinar, attendees will learn the opportunities practitioners have to publish in counseling psychology journals. Shavonne Moore-Loban shares about the importance of practitioner engagement in The Counseling Psychologist (TCP), and about an upcoming special issue… » Read more

Creating a Diverse Campus: Making a difference in the lives of ALL students

Adaptation of “Making a Difference in the Lives of ALL Students” regarding diversity in the college campus environment. The aim is to increase understanding of multicultural competence and discuss ways to create multicultural change on… » Read more

Health Care Reform and the Role of Counseling Psychologist

With the current administration and significant changes taking place, many of us are motivated now more than ever to become politically engaged. In this webinar, you will learn from the expertise of APA Senior Legislative… » Read more

Taking Action Against Anti-Semitism: An Intergenerational Dialogue

How can counseling psychologists take action to address anti-Semitism in their classrooms, clinical experience, and advocacy efforts? Counseling psychologists across training levels (e.g., student, early career professional, mid and late-career professionals) from diverse religious/spiritual and cultural backgrounds… » Read more

Believing Black Lives Matter: Integrating Strategy and Spontaneity in Social Movement for Students and Early Career Professionals Webinar

This webinar kicked off the Spring 2017 Division 17 Diversity and Public Interest Webinar Series. What does it look like when we believe Black Lives Matter at the systemic, organizational, community, interpersonal, and intrapsychic levels?… » Read more

Counseling Psychologists for Peace and Action: Putting Social Justice Theory and Research into Practice

Given the current sociocultural and sociopolitical climate, the call to systematically engage in social justice work is crucial. Despite the continuously growing body of scholarship on social justice-oriented topics and the infusion of social justice… » Read more

How to Advocate and Be an Ally When You Hold Power and Privilege

Join us for an important and timely webinar discussing how to navigate advocacy and allyship when we have privileged identities and hold positions of power. Hear from several panelists as they share about their professional… » Read more

The Advocacy Toolkit – Psychologists and Legislative Advocacy at State/Local Levels

The Advocacy Toolkit was developed as a result of a joint effort between four divisions of APA: Division 17, Society of Counseling Psychology, Division 27, Society for Community Research and Action, Division 35, Society for… » Read more

Applying Psychology to Policy and Advocacy

Division 17 Student Affiliates of Seventeen (SAS) and the Interim Director of the APA Public Interest Directorate-Government Relations Office (PI-GRO) presented this social justice webinar on 5/18/2017. This webinar is designed to train interested SAS… » Read more