Ethnicity, Race, and Cultural Affairs

The Ethnicity, Race, and Cultural Affairs seeks to increase scientific understanding of how psychology pertains to both race/ethnicity and culture.

Calls, nominations, and announcements

• APA’s Race and Ethnicity Guidelines
  These APA guidelines aim to address the persistent inequalities among people of different races, ethnicities and cultural backgrounds in the United States.  
• Featured Video: Racism in America

Projects and resources

• Contributions from Prominent Black Psychologists
• Featured Psychologist: Jeffery Scott Mio, PhD
• CEMRRAT2 Task Force
• Committee on Ethnic Minority Affairs
• Invisible No More: Psychology, American Indians/Alaska Natives and COVID-19 (webinar recording)opens in new window
• African American Older Adults and COVID-19: Addressing Mental Health Needs, Supporting Strength (webinar recording)opens in new window
• The Color of Justice—The Landscape of Traumatic Justice: Youth of Color in Conflict with the Lawopens in new window
• Check out RESilience: Our racial and ethnic socialization initiative that encourages healthy communication with children about race
• Ethnicity and Health in America Series
• Native American Indian and Alaska Native Mental Health
• Multicultural Training Resources
• Student Information
• Psychology and Racism
• Research and Training on Health Disparities