History of Community Psychology
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History of Community Psychology
We believe that Community Psychology adds an important and often overlooked perspective into the human experience. This category documents important discussions and turning points in the history of our field.
Posted in: History of Community Psychology, Marginalized Groups, Public PolicyOn February 2, 2018 SCRA’s Executive Committee (EC) motioned to approve and endorse the following document as SCRA’s Position Statement on Diversity, and how the organization will work toward the promotion and enactment of diversity within its organization structures (e.g., committees, councils, interest groups).
Read MorePosted in: History of Community Psychology | Tags: PodcastsEd Trickett shares his nuanced way of understanding ecological theory and the ecology of our social world.
Read MorePosted in: History of Community Psychology | Tags: PodcastsLaura Kohn-Wood and Courte Voorhees discuss the timeless question: “What is Community Psychology”.
Read MorePosted in: History of Community Psychology | Tags: PodcastsWe all have moments in our lives that speak to us, that move us in unexpected ways. One of these moments for Natalie, the host of RadioActive, was an address given at the 2015 Society for Community Research and Action Biennial conference. Gina Langhout, a scholar and community psychologist, delivered her address entitled – This […]
Read MorePosted in: History of Community PsychologyPublished in: American Journal of Community Psychology“It was an exciting time… They [Swampscott conference participants] wanted to intervene in social problems that were not explicitly mental health in nature, and that’s why they talked about becoming “social change agents” – a vision that was a sea change for American psychology.”
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