The Climate Change Psychology Advisory Group is an informal, nongovernance, advisory group that supports APA and APA Services’ efforts to strengthen the field of climate change psychology and broaden the impact and application of psychological and behavioral science.
Climate Change Psychology Advisory Group
APA’s Climate Change Psychology Advisory Group consists of volunteer advisors who include behavioral scientists, business leaders, policymakers, and psychologists. Members of the advisory group provide APA and APA Services staff guidance on new developments and ideas related to the psychology of sustainability and climate change. The advisory group also offers input on prioritizing and planning APA’s and APA Services’ activities in a manner consistent with the organizations’ strategic goals. The guidance provided by the advisory group is part of the efforts of a broader community of climate psychology scholars and practitioners. This community supports APA and APA Services’ efforts to strengthen the field of climate change and sustainability psychology and broaden the impact and application of psychological and behavioral science.
Members
- Wael Al-Delaimy, PhD
University of California, San Diego - Elise Amel, PhD
University of St. Thomas - Art Blume, PhD
Washington State University - Adrián Cerezo, PhD
University of Maine - Susan Clayton, PhD
The College of Wooster - Daniel Dodgen, PhD
Consulting psychologist - Irina Feygina, PhD
American Psychological Association - Brett Gelino, PhD
Rutgers Robert Wood Johnson Medical School - Jeannette Ickovics, PhD
Yale University - Ezra Markowitz, PhD
University of Massachusetts-Amherst - Andel Nicasio, PhD
Albizu University - Laura Carter Robinson, PsyD
Humanity&Planet - Derrick Sebree, PsyD
Michigan School of Psychology - Sara Walker, PhD
Oregon Health and Science University - Gabrielle Wong-Parodi, PhD
Stanford University
Last updated: September 2026Date created: November 2023