Toward a Decolonial Psychology:

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Introduction

• Toward a Decolonial Psychology: Recentering and Reclaiming Global Marginalized Knowledges
  Sunil Bhatia, Ronelle Carolissen, Nuria Ciofalo, and Alexandra Rutherford

Articles

• Decolonizing Psychology Education in Australia Through the Australian Indigenous Psychology Education Project 
  Belle Selkirk, Chontel Gibson, Pat Dudgeon, and Joanna Alexi
• “Waka Ŋurrkanhayŋu—Regenerating the Existence of Life”: Indigenous and Western Researchers Engaging in Two-Way Exchange to Resolve Our Existential Crises 
  Elaine Ḻäwurrpa Maypilama, Petra Topaz Buergelt, Douglas Paton, Gundjarranby Rosemary Garrawurra, Bayung James Garawirrtja, Gunitjawuy James Dhäwnypuma Gonḏarra, Dotja Evelyn Bukulatjpi, Yangarriny David Munyarryn, Dhalirri Glen Gurruwiwi and Nyikamula Bobby Munyarryn
• Australian Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Social and Emotional Well-Being 
  Pat Dudgeon, Rama Agung-Igusti, Kate Derry, and Chontel Gibson
• Healing and Liberation Through Sweet Water: Centering Nature in Psychology’s Decolonizing Journey 
  Jenny Escobar
• Relational and Situated Agency in Communal Women in Peru 
  Tesania Velázquez and Patricia Ruiz Bravo
• Decolonial Research Practices From an Indigenous Psychology Perspective: Critical Contributions to Knowledge
  Girishwar Misra, Louise Sundararajan, Thomas Teo, Rachel Sing-Kiat Ting, and Jie Yang
• Decolonizing the Psyche: Indigenous Spirituality and the Interconnectedness of Land and Well-Being 
  Larissa Renfrew and Logan Hamley
• “We Are Not Alone in the World”: Creating Possibilities for Transnational Radical Relationality, Epistemic Justice, and Expanded Ecologies of Knowledge Through the Indaba Podcast
  Natalie Kivell, Christopher C. Sonn, Monica E. Madyaningrum, Marianne Daher, Garth Stevens, Ramy Barhouche, and Samuel Keast
• “None but Ourselves Can Free Our Minds”: Toward a Theory of Collective Black Consciousness
  Nkemka Anyiwo, Gordon J. M. Palmer, Evan Auguste, Anna Ortega-Williams, and How Our Lives Link Altogether!
• Colonial Deposits: A Transnational Dialogue Exploring Historic and Contemporary Embodiments of Colorism
  Gina (Diagou) Sissoko, Joy Hlokwe, Puleng Segalo, and Michelle Fine
• Race Versus the Human 
  Deanne Bell
• Decolonizing Psychology Through Struggles for Land 
  Nick Malherbe, Hugo ka Canham, Shahnaaz Suf.a, and Mohamed Seedat
• Tales From the Trenches: The Barriers to and Facilitators of Decolonizing Doctoral Research in Psychology Departments of Aotearoa
   Ririwai Fox, Hitaua Arahanga-Doyle, Finley Ngarangi Johnson, Tyler Ritchie, Bailey Mary Rose, Ellie Petaera-Rukuwai, and Taylor Winter
• Decolonial Psychology: Inherently Indigenous and Globally Centered 
  Arthur W. Blume and Ismahan S. Diop
• Decolonizing Mental Health in the Polycrisis: Pathways Toward Neuro-Decolonization
  Cash Ahenakew, Sharon Stein, Vanessa Andreotti, Ninawa Inu Huni Kui, Lisa Taylor, Stacey Prince, Jaya Ramesh, Chelsea Williams, Rene Suša, Rose Vukovic, and Claudia Diaz-Diaz
• Decolonizing Psychiatric Diagnosis: Turning the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders on Its Head
  Kaori Wada and Karlee D. Fellner
• Health Survivance: Decolonizing Resilience for Indigenous Peoples in Psychology
  Rachel E. Wilbur and Joseph P. Gone

Obituaries

• 1339 Mary-’Vesta Marston-Scott (1924–2024)
  Raffaele d’Isa
• 1340 John H. Flavell (1928–2025)
  Angeline S. Lillard
• 1341 Donald A. Dewsbury (1939–2025)
  Wade Pickren