Public Interest Resources

The APA Public Interest (PI) Directorate fulfills APA's commitment to apply the science and practice of psychology to the fundamental problems of human welfare. Below is a listing of resources from the HIV/AIDS Programs, the Children, Youth and Families Office, and other offices within PI:

• Additional HIV/AIDS Information
  Government websites, factsheets and other resources from the HIV/AIDS Programs.

• Children, Youth and Families Office Publications and Resources
  Resources for professionals, parents and caregivers.

• Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender (LGBT) Concerns Office Resources and Publications
  LGBT community outreach, policy statements, amicus briefs and information for practitioners.

• Office on Aging Resources and Publications
  Publications including resource guides, fact sheets, policy statements and practice guidelines.

• Ethnicity, Race, and Cultural Affairs Portfolio Resources
  News, policy, advocacy and educational resources.
  

• Socioeconomic Status (SES) Resource Guide and Publications
  Get connected to the Office on Socioeconomic Status, learn about the SES resource guide, the Health Disparities Office and other SES focus areas.

• Students and Early Career Psychologists: Resources and Opportunities from APA’s Public Interest Directorate
  Public Interest Directorate financial aid, internships and fellowships.

• Violence Protection Office Resources and Publications
  Includes information about early exposure to TV violence, parents' use of physical violence, domestic violence and elder abuse.

• Women's Programs Office Resources
  National domestic violence resources and resolutions and policy statements on women's issues.