Here's how you can confront racism
Psychology has an essential role in ending systemic racism by helping people understand the damage racism, bias and discrimination cause and how to counteract it. Learn how you can play your part with a wealth of resources on APA’s racism prevention hub, offering the latest research findings on bias and racism, including insights on ways to improve policing, and resources to inform the conversations we have on race. Share your thoughts and recommendations on how psychology can help dismantle systemic racism.
Learn the candidates' goals & priorities
The five candidates for APA’s 2022 president are answering six questions on important topics for psychology. Voting begins Sept. 15. Send questions about the election to Elections.
Stay informed
APA’s COVID-19 resources for psychologists and the public are at Topics: COVID-19.
Best ways to promote strength in youth of color
APA’s RESilience Initiative guides parents on how to help children of color develop strong identities and process negative experiences with racism and discrimination. Find dozens of tips, articles and books on race and ethnicity.
Technology, Mind & Society event goes viral
APA’s annual showcase for emerging research and innovation on the critical role psychology plays in human and technology interaction will be held virtually in November. Learn about keynote speakers and sign up to receive updatesopens in new window.
Stream APA 2020 content all year
Hundreds of presentations on new research and ways to advance your career from APA 2020 Virtual are available to streamopens in new window. Convention registrants can access all presentations until Aug. 1, 2021.
How to stay on track during a pandemic
APA is hosting webinars for students, postdocs and early career psychologists on pandemic-related career topics such as managing grants and research during COVID-19 and submitting manuscripts in an increasingly competitive environment. Watch at Staying on Track During a Pandemic.
