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Here and Queer (HQ): Providing Space for LGBTQ+ Students and Early-Career Researchers

Here and Queer (HQ) was created to provide community-building and social support for lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans, and queer (LGBTQ) students and early-career SPSP members. Our monthly, recurring drop-in space will allow us to come together, share ideas, and explore topics of importance. HQ will also be able to organize beyond the boundaries of the annual conference through this virtual space. Note: Accommodations will be requested to maintain individuals' privacy. Everyone is welcome.
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Annalisa Myer

Host: Annalisa Myer, [email protected], The Graduate Center, City University of New York (CUNY)

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Conducting Science for Us by Us: Centering Ourselves in Research and Protecting our Sanity Along the Way

Psychology students from diverse backgrounds will engage in a community discussion about conducting research about populations whom they represent and some of the barriers that are created, as both psychologists-in-training who are actively doing the work and the systems in place that make it difficult for this work to be published and disseminated. We will be joined by Aldo Barrita (https://abarrita.academia.edu), a doctoral student in his 4th year at the Psychological and Brain Sciences PhD Program at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas (UNLV). This is part of a monthly Diversity Graduate Student series created by Troy Kearse, 2022-2023 DEI Chair of the SPSP student committee, to build community among students of marginalized communities in SPSP.
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Troy Kearse
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Retired, Retiring, or Just Thinking About It?

During this session, participants will discuss retirement, whatever form that might take. Those who are retired and those who are thinking about it have much to tell each other. Attendees will share the different paths they can take, and meet people making such decisions. A new phase of life is both exciting and scary. Join us for this free exchange of views, questions, and experiences.
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Judith Hall
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Taking the First Steps Toward Policy-Relevant Research

This one-hour webinar is aimed at people who have not yet figured out how to do research that is useful to policymakers and/or practitioners, or who are struggling to do so. The webinar will also include attention to the value of community and counseling/clinical partnerships for research.
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John Paul Wilson, PhD; Helen Hsu, PsyD

This event is part of a collaborative free webinar and toolkit series planned by APA Divisions 8, 9, 27, 35, 44, and 45, with funding from the Committee on Division/APA Relations (CODAPAR).
Panelists include:

  • Helen A. Neville, PhD, Professor of Educational Psychology and African Studies and Director of the Liberation Lab at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
  • Betsy Levy Paluck, PhD, Professor of Psychology and Public and International Affairs at Princeton University
  • Asia A. Eaton, PhD, Associate Professor of Psychology and Director of the Power, Women, and Relationships (PWR) Lab at Florida International University

This webinar was organized and will be moderated by John Paul Wilson, PhD, past Co-Chair of the SPSP Government Relations Committee, as well as Helen Hsu, PsyD (APA Division 45 – Society for the Psychological Study of Culture, Ethnicity, and Race).

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