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GRANT OPPORTUNITY: The application portal is now open for the Peace Psychology Small Grants Program 2021. Proposals are welcome from all over the world.
The Society for the Study of Peace, Conflict, and Violence: Peace Psychology invites applications for small grants for research in peace psychology, development of peace psychology education programs, or community projects involving the application of peace psychology.
The purpose of this grant program is to foster the development of the field of peace psychology worldwide through research, education, and the application of peace psychology in community projects.
- Grant awards this year are between $300 and $3,000. At least half of the grants are awarded to graduate students or persons in the early stages of their careers.
- Applications will be accepted through June 1, 2021, with decisions announced July 15, 2021.
Visit the website at
http://peacepsychology.org/small-grants-2021”
Breeda McGrath, PhD
APA Division 48 Small Grants Chair
SPSSI's journal JSI has an open call for proposals on Magnifying : Women’s Lives During the . Detailed abstracts and short author bios due 6/1!
www.spssi.org/jsi American Psychological Association Association for Psychological Science Society for the Psychology of Women - APA Divsion 35 Wiley
Hello feminist scholars! My undergraduate research assistant hopes to study human s*xuality in graduate school. I'm curious: does anyone know of summer research assistantships or internships specifically focused on feminist approaches to studying human s*xuality? (Akin to the REU internships?) Thank you!
Join me (Editor) and the Contributors to Seeing in the Dark on October 31 (10am-1pm), when we present the program "The Clinical is Cultural, The Cultural is Clinical: Black Women Depth Psychologists on the Evolution of Clinical Practice," via Zoom with C.G. Jung Institute of Los Angeles.
For more information and to register:
Please consider participating and sharing with your networks! Thanks in advance!
***Call for Papers: Public Psychology: Cultivating Socially Engaged Science for the 21st Century***
American Psychologist invites submissions for a special issue on psychology’s role in social transformation, including research, advocacy, and practice that foregrounds psychologists’ roles as agents of positive social change.
The goal of this special issue is to animate scholarly reflection on the theory and practice of "public psychology." If the "citizen psychologist" initiative encouraged psychologists to re-imagine their individual responsibilities to pursue the public good, public psychology suggests a paradigmatic shift in how psychologists cultivate the relationship(s) between science and society.
The aim of this issue is to provoke, analyze, and explore the shape and content of public psychology as an emergent framework for imagining psychology otherwise, and for opening creative spaces for charting the future of the discipline with a renewed commitment to the promotion of justice, health, and equity across registers of social life.
Important Dates
-- 2-page abstract due: May 1, 2020
-- Invitation to submit a full-length manuscript will be sent: June 1, 2020
-- Deadline for manuscript submission based on approved abstracts: September 1, 2020
https://www.apa.org/pubs/journals/amp/call-for-papers-public-psychology
The Humanistic Psychologist has put out a call for submissions for their special women's issue. Please consider submitting!
Student research grant opportunity!
The Janet Shibley Hyde grant has a call for proposals for the spring 2020 semester. This is a $500 grant for doctoral psychology students to support feminist research. Along with the application materials, a one-page statement articulating the study's relevance to feminist goals and importance to feminist research is required. The due date for this semester is March 15, 2020.
For a complete list of requirements, applicants can visit the website for more information (
https://www.apadivisions.org/division-35/awards/hyde). If there are any questions or concerns, please feel free to email Dr. Alexandra Zelin (
[email protected]) or Dr. Stephanie Parisien (
[email protected]).
Thank you!
Hey, all! Are you interested in social justice? Are you interested in using your unique skills to combat a global epidemic? Have you been looking to do service work? The global refugee crisis is at an all-time high and humanitarian aid workers are struggling to keep up. My team and I started a nonprofit called Huddl (in association with the University of Southern California) in order to combat the declining mental health of these volunteers. We are looking for psychologists interested in social justice to help us test our beta platform. This will only take 2 hours of your time (1 hour/week for 2 weeks) and will help us immensely improve our platform so that it is at its best at launch. As we say at Huddl, help us help others.
To find out more about what we do, please read here:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1v8iPG-I0y8hUsbE1wKjauIUf4lCn5CerlwIHrsGdK2w/edit?usp=sharing
To complete our interest form, please fill this out:
https://forms.gle/C9H22nB839Xx6NsdA.
Please share this with anyone you think may be interested. Our form cutoff is 2/19/20. Please contact me if you have any questions or concerns! I hope we can get your feedback. Every provider counts.
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