Related Divisions and Organizations

     Please note that the Division 35 web site provides links to a variety of web sites that may provide access to useful information and resources. Division 35 does not, however, collect, publish, review, supervise, or necessarily endorse the content of these linked sites and is not responsible for their content. If you found our site useful, however, you may find these others sites useful as well.

APA Women's Program Office (Click name to go to site.)      Provides links to information on academe, awards, conferences, news, reports, future topics, executive director message, program areas, student information, and publications within this office of the APA's Public Interest Directorate.

Two publications from the Women's Program Office can be accessed online: (Click on documents below to see them)
1. Internship Opportunities in the Psychology of Women
2. Graduate Faculty Interested in the Psychology of Women. This may be especially helpful for students looking for women-friendly graduate programs.

Division 35 Heritage Site (Click to go to site.)
     The Division 35 Heritage Site is devoted to documenting the role of women in the history of psychology and promoting feminist approaches to writing, teaching, and understanding psychology's history. On this site you will find links to sites providing information about women in psychology's history, links to classic articles written by women, resources for teaching the history of psychology with a feminist focus, and access to biographies of women psychologists that have appeared in the Division 35 Newsletter, The Feminist Psychologist. Click on this URL to visit the site: http://www.psych.yorku.ca/femhop/

Pennsylvania Psychological Association Multicultural Resource Guide: (Click name to go to site.)
     According to their web site, "This guide grew out of the desire to provide the psychological community and the citizens of Pennsylvania with information about the commonwealth's and the nation's ethically and culturally diverse populations with whom many psychologists interface and serve daily. The availability of resources to enhance our knowledge and service delivery benefits everyone. Click on URL to view pages: http://www.papsy.org/home/multic.html

Prochoice Forum: Psychological Issues (Click name to go to site.)
     The Psychological Issues Section of the Pro-Choice Forum provides a source of empirically based knowledge and informed opinion about the psychological aspects of abortion and related reproductive health issues from a feminist perspective. The Psychological Issues Section is sponsored by SPW: http://www.prochoiceforum.org.uk/psy_issues.asp

Association for Women in Psychology (Click name to go to site.)
     AWP is a sister organization that was founded in 1969 at the American Psychological Association's annual convention. Members of that early group picketed the Board meeting at APA to protest the lack of a division about the psychology of women. As a result of their efforts, Division 35 was created. Today, AWP and Division 35 work together to sponsor events, operate a listserv, and provide a suite for member activities at the APA convention, among other efforts.

Feminista! (Click to go to site.)
     Feminista! is an online radical feminist journal. Feminista! also maintains a list of feminist-friendly graduate programs and internship sites at: http://www.feminista.com/gradprograms.html

National Women's Studies Association (Click to go to site.)
     NWSA supports and promotes feminist/womanist teaching, learning, research, and professional and community service at the pre-K through post-secondary levels and serves as a locus of information about the inter-disciplinary field of Women's Studies for those outside the profession. NWSA sponsors a listserv (wmst-l) and publishes a newsletter, NWSAction, among other documents.

Related APA Divisions:

Division 2: Society for the Teaching of Psychology. (Click name to go to site.)
     Society for the Teaching of Psychology promotes excellence in the teaching of psychology by encouraging research and reflection on teaching and learning, helping teachers share effective teaching techniques, and honoring the dedication and professionalism of teachers of psychology. The Society co-sponsors teaching programs at national and regional conferences, disseminates teaching and advising materials through its Office of Teaching Resources in Psychology and OTRP Web Site, supports an Instructional Research Award competition funding instructional projects related to the teaching of psychology, and presents national teaching awards. Members receive our outstanding quarterly journal, Teaching of Psychology. Click here to visit a web site created by Division 2 and 35 Joint Task Force on "Enhancing the College Experience: Helping Students Thrive"

APA Division 9: Society for the Psychological Study of Social Issues. (Click name to go to site)
     SPSSI welcomes psychologists and allied social scientists who share a common concern with research on psychological aspects of important social issues and social subjects to bring theory and practice into focus on human problems of the group, the community, and the nation, and the increasingly important problems that have no national boundaries. The quarterly Journal of Social Issues and the SPSSI Newsletter, published three times a year, are SPSSI's official publications.

Division 17: Counseling Psychology (Click name to go to site)
     Counseling Psychology brings together psychologists, students, and professional affiliates who are dedicated to promoting education and training, scientific investigation, practice, and diversity and public interest in professional psychology. The Division contains sections representing Counseling Health Psychology; Independent Practice; Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual Awareness; Racial and Ethnic Diversity; Vocational Psychology; Advancement of Women; and Prevention. Other Special Interest Groups also exist.

APA Division 44: The Society for the Psychological Study of Lesbian, Gay and Bisexual Issues. (Click name to go to site)
     The Society for the Psychological Study of Lesbian, Gay and Bisexual Issues was founded in 1985 as a Division of the American Psychological Association to represent sexual orientation issues within and beyond the Association.

APA Division 45: The Society for the Psychology Study of Ethnic Minority Issues (Click name to go to site)
     The Society for the Psychology Study of Ethnic Minority Issues is the major representative body for psychologists who conduct research on ethnic minority concerns or who apply psychological knowledge and techniques to ethnic minority issues. The Division's purpose is to advance psychology as a science and to promote public welfare through research, to apply research findings towards addressing ethnic minority issues, and to encourage professional relationships among psychologists with these interests.

APA Division 51: The Society for the Psychological Study of Men and Masculinity (Click name to go to site)
     The Society for the Psychological Study of Men and Masculinity advances knowledge in the psychology of men through research, education, training, public policy, and improved clinical practice.

APA Division 52: International Psychology (Click name to go to site)
     Division 52, International Psychology encourages its members' participation in intercultural research, discussions of effective assessment and treatment models in working with particular cultures, and a better understanding of the sort of psychological problems which predominate in a given region of the world. The Division encourages participation in international conferences and supports efforts to facilitate international visits, workshops, and lectures. The International Psychology Reporter is the Division's newsletter which is sent to all members and affiliates three times per year.

 

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