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CARED Perspectives – Immigration at the Border: Separation of Children from...

This blog post is a part of the series, “CARED Perspectives,” developed by the APAGS Committee for the Advancement of Racial and Ethnic Diversity. Posts in this series will discuss current events and...

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“Therapy” and other Dirty Words: Addressing Cultural Stigma of Mental Illness...

This blog post is a part of the series, “CARED Perspectives,” developed by the APAGS Committee for the Advancement of Racial and Ethnic Diversity. This series will discuss current events and how these...

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CARED perspectives: So what is this psychology diversity committee all about?

This blog post is a part of the series, “CARED Perspectives,” developed by the APAGS Committee for the Advancement of Racial and Ethnic Diversity. This series will discuss current events and how these...

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CARED Perspectives – Imposter Syndrome as a Minority: The Struggle is Real

This blog post is a part of the series, “CARED Perspectives,” developed by the APAGS Committee for the Advancement of Racial and Ethnic Diversity. This series will discuss current events and how these...

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APAGS Funds Five Programmatic Grants to Boost Recruitment and Retention of...

At the end of 2018, the APAGS Committee invested in a brand new award program to support institutional recruitment and retention of diverse doctoral students in psychology and closely related programs...

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CARED Perspectives: The Political Climate, Government Shutdown, and...

This blog post is a part of the series, “CARED Perspectives,” developed by the APAGS Committee for the Advancement of Racial and Ethnic Diversity (CARED). This series will discuss current events and...

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Positioning Your Research as a Graduate Student to Address Social Injustices

By Kevin Wagner and Gabriel Velez Social injustices involve power relations and unequal access to privileges based on domination and subordination (Miller, 1999; Prilleltensky & Gonick, 1996)....

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Degrees of Separation: Managing Isolation for Doctoral Students of Color

This blog post is a part of the series, “CARED Perspectives,” developed by the APAGS Committee for the Advancement of Racial and Ethnic Diversity (CARED). This series will discuss current events and...

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The Examination for Professional Practice in Psychology (EPPP): What’s race...

This blog post is a part of the series, “CARED Perspectives,” developed by the APAGS Committee for the Advancement of Racial and Ethnic Diversity (CARED). This series will discuss current events and...

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APAGS Grants $12,000 to Advance Diversity in Doctoral Programs

APAGS selected four institutions as grantees to support the recruitment, retention and leadership training of diverse psychology doctoral students.

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