Building a Socially and Culturally Responsive Psychology / Engendrer une psychologie plus réceptive sur le plan social et culturel

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Editorial

• Chasing Societal Impact, Not Impact Factor: A Reflection as Outgoing Editoropens in new window
  Vina M. Goghari

Articles

• Building a Socially and Culturally Responsive Psychology / Engendrer une psychologie plus réceptive sur le plan social et culturelopens in new window
  Vina M. Goghari and Anusha Kassan
• Racism as a Mental Health Challenge: An Antiracist Counselling Perspective
  Courtland C. Lee and Makeba Boykins
• Increasing the Representation of Black, Indigenous, and People of Colour as Students in Psychology Doctoral Programmes
  Fatou Sarr, Sommer Knight, Dana Strauss, Allison J. Ouimet, Jude Mary Cénat, Monnica T. Williams, and Krystelle Shaughnessy
• Advancing Racial Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion in Ontario’s Child and Youth Mental Health Sector: Perspectives of Agency Leaders
  Julia Kurzawa, Evangeline Danseco, Gabrielle Lucente, Christal Huang, Purnima Sundar, and Aliya Allen-Valley
• Integrated Supervision Framework: A Multicultural, Social Justice, and Ecological Approach
  Harvey Charles Peters, Sharon Bruner, Melissa Luke, Kirsis Dipre, and Kristopher Goodrich
• Community-Based Research: Perspectives of Psychology Researchers and Community Partners
  Nicole Racine, Sheri Madigan, Shelley Cardinal, Cailey Hartwick, Margaret Leslie, Mary Motz, and Debra Pepler
• Ethical Gender/Sex Measurement in Canadian Research
  Jessica J. Cameron and Danu Anthony Stinson
• Indigenization in Clinical and Counselling Psychology Curriculum in Canada: A Framework for Enhancing Indigenous Education
  Jeffrey Ansloos, Stephanie Day, Shanna Peltier, Holly Graham, Alanaise Ferguson, Mikaela Gabriel, Suzanne Stewart, Karlee Fellner, and Lindsay DuPré
• Getting on the Path to Indigenization: Embracing (Re)conciliation in Canadian Psychology
  Stryker Calvez and Jorden A. Cummings
• Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) Are Increasing in Indigenous Populations in Canada: Now What?
  Elaine Toombs, Jessie Lund, and Christopher J. Mushquash
• Acute and Enduring Effects of Naturalistic Psychedelic Use Among Indigenous Peoples in Canada and the United States
  Sara de la Salle, Sophia Gran-Ruaz, Dawn D. Davis, Alan K. Davis, and Monnica T. Williams
• Implicit Racial Bias Across Ethnoracial Groups in Canada and the United States and Black Mental Health
  Sophia Gran-Ruaz, Juliane Feliciano, Amy Bartlett, and Monnica T. Williams
• Preparing Student Therapists to Work With Black Mental Health: Attending to the Social and Institutional Organization of “Culture” in Canadian Counsellor Education
  Lee-Tasha Smith and Emily M. Doyle
• Dialogue With the Deaf: The Future Role of Psychologyopens in new window
  James C. MacDougall
• Lived Experiences of Deaf Canadians: What We Want You to Know!
  Cathy J. Chovaz, Debra Russell, and Brad Daly
• Settlement-Integrated Refugee Mental Health
  Kirby Huminuik, Mohsen Eslami, Kathy Sherrell, and Chris Friesen
• Resilience in Refugee Children and Youth: A Critical Literature Review
  Helia Jafari, Anusha Kassan, Gudrun Reay, and Emma A. Climie