The Society for the Psychology Study of Ethnic Minority Issues,
a Division of the American Psychological Association (APA)

A platform to promote cultural diversity and ethnic minority mental health issues including leadership development, interorganization collaboration, and promoting human welfare.

Recognizes, empowers and fully integrates cultural diversity and ethnic minority issues into the practice of psychology and all its realms.

Increases awareness of ethnic minority issues and empowers our members to impact these issues.

The voice for cultural diversity and ethnic minority psychology within APA and society.

Empowers individuals at different stages of their career/education to address issues of racial/ethnic minorities in research, practice, and education.

A beacon for racial/ethnic minority issues in psychology that impact diverse lives.

The division whose research, practice and advocacy expertise in issues related to culture, race, ethnicity and privilege is recognized as the gold standard.

Empowers our membership toward eliminating racial/ethnic injustice and influencing APA policy.

Strives to end racial and ethnic inequalities of power and privilege that affect psychosocial well being.

Recognizes value and integrates multiple cultural perspectives in the practice of psychology.

The go to source for relevant and leading edge psychological science concerning diverse peoples.

An organized, strategic body of psychologists poised to positively impact and support education, public policy, research, treatment and care for diverse populations.

The source for cultural diversity and ethnic minority psychology for APA and society.

Michael Zárate

A conversation hour with Michael Zarate, editor CDEMP; Information on submitting and publishing in CDEMP and the journal review process.

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Justin McDonald, Ph.D.

This presentation will examine the status, goals, and strategies for People of Color in Psychology governance at the local, state, and APA level. We will examine the history, significance, and potential efforts undertaken by the current Division 45 Executive Committee, along with leadership and guidance from prominent ethnic minority psychologists in the field, and in governance positions.

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Jeff Ring, Ph.D.

Self Care for Psychologists: Strategies for a Long and Healthy Career

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Obama planning mental health conference in June
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The Society for the Psychology Study of Ethnic Minority Issues,
a Division of the American Psychological Association (APA)

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The Society for the Psychology Study of Ethnic Minority Issues, a Division of the American Psychological Association (APA)

Virtual Happy Hour

Psychology in the News

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The Society for the Psychology Study of Ethnic Minority Issues,
a Division of the American Psychological Association (APA)