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Living Community Psychology – Cindy Scott

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For this installment, we profile a clinical/community psychologist who is now working as a volunteer mental health expert for Doctors without Borders.

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Living Community Psychology – Bernadette Sanchez

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For this installment, we profile a community psychologist who was a first-generation, ethnic minority college student, has received excellent mentoring throughout her professional career and, in turn, has been a passionate advocate for diverse students. Her own research program addresses positive youth development and youth mentoring.

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Living Community Psychology – Saul Alinsky

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Here, the column makes a radical departure by interviewing two people who are not, themselves, affiliated with our field. Rather, they are the son and grandson of Saul Alinsky, a highly influential figure in forming the values, scholarship and practice of Community Psychology.

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