News Archive for 2018-2019

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• Good evening. Some of you may be interested in this long awaited book. It has been in progress for what seems like a long time. Lyle Noisy Hawk (Lakota oyate) and I have a chapter in there that is based on his doctoral dissertation research with Lakota shaman (traditional healers). Lyle has his doctorate from the University of Minnesota in counseling psychology.
  Best regards,
  --  Joseph Trimble
  https://www.taylorfrancis.com/books/e/9781351051262
  
  
• New textbook; flyer
  
  
• Humanistic Approaches to Multiculturalism and Diversity.
  
  
• Potential interest to the IP list: Indigenous Sustainable Wisdom: Integrating First Nation Knowhow for Global Flourishing
  
  
• Congratulations to this year's SQIP/Division 5 Award winners:
  Distinguished Contributions to Qualitative Inquiry:  Frederick J. Wertz
  Qualitative Early Career Award:  Leeat Granek,  Miraj Desai
  
  From
  Suzanne Kirschner
  President, Society for Qualitative Inquiry in Psychology (SQIP)
  Section 3 of Division 5 (Quantitative and Qualitative Methods)
  American Psychological Association
  
  
• SACRED SCIENCE CIRCLE Newsletter # 5
  
  
• Dear colleagues: 
  
  Please find attached a document describing a new tenure-track position at the College of the Holy Cross in Worcester, Massachusetts.  As the job ad indicates, the position is in developmental psychology, and "our particular interest is in a colleague who approaches human developmental processes from a sociocultural framework, and could include a teacher/scholar who specializes in the socioemotional development of children, adolescents, adults, or aging populations." 
  You can check out the job ad online too.  Here's the link:   https://apply.interfolio.com/65418
  If you have any questions about the position I might be able to answer, please don't hesitate to contact me at mfreeman@holycross.edu. 
  
  I hope all is well. 
  
  Best,
  Mark Freeman
  Distinguished Professor of Ethics and Society
  Department of Psychology
  College of the Holy Cross
  Worcester, MA  01610
  
  
  
• Dear Colleagues and Friends,
  
  Registration for Valpo SOPHERE conference on scientific philosophical research of experience in religious contexts is now open.
  Please register here
  More information is available on http://sophere.org/conferences/regional-conference-indiana-2019/registration/
  We accept submissions of papers till Aigust 1. FLYER

  Olga Louchakova-Schwartz

• Dear Friends,
  
  Please feel free to join this workshop, The Rhythm of Freedom—Healing through Drumming and Movement, that I will be co-facilitating with my good friend and colleague Melvin Escobar. Please share the link with others who may be interested. It will take place at the East Bay Meditation Center in Oakland on Saturday, August 3rd from 1:30 to 5:30 pm. There is no registration fee, and donations at any level you wish to give and can afford will be gratefully accepted to support the center and facilitators.

  Here is the link to the flyer。

  Peace and kind regards,
  Mitch

• Hi， All,
  
  I’ve attached a copy of the flyer for Humanistic Approaches to Multiculturalism and Diversity. Please feel free to share, particularly with anyone teaching a multiculturalism and diversity class who may be interested in using this as a textbook! The book is also available for pre-order on Routledge’s website as well as Amazon and Barnes & Noble.
  
  Louis Hoffman, PhD
  Fellow, American Psychological Associations (Division 1, 10, 32, 36, & 52)
  President, Rocky Mountain Humanistic Counseling and Psychological Association

• Dear friends,

  I am so thrilled that our new book has come out! It took a long time with a Foreword by Charles Figley and many significant contributions, including by dance movement therapists, and is now ready for your review. FLYER

  With warm wishes,
  Ilene Serlin

• A Chinese translation of one of my books came out。
  Preface by Jingyi Dong to the Chinese Translation of Making Enemies: Humiliation and International Conflict
  
  
• The former SCCR president and current SCCR member Harry Triandis passed away on Saturday, June 1, 2019.
  
  
• Congratulations to Division 24 Awardees:
  Sarah Kamens, recipient of Sigmund Koch Award for Early Career Contribution to Psychology;
  Suzanne Kirschner and Thomas Teo:  Recipients of Theodore Sarbin Award.
  
  
• The Chinese translation of the book “Understanding Emotion in Chinese Culture – Thinking Through Psychology” by Louise Sundararajan will be published by Beijing Normal University. Book Cover; Preface.
  
  
• New Book: Fatemi, Sayyedmohsen (2019) Applied Mindfulness Approaches in Mental Health for Children and Adolescents, ISBN 978-1-61537-212-6 
  
  
• New Book: Moghaddam, F. M. (2019). Threat to democracy: The appeal of authoritarianism in an age of uncertainty. APA Press.
  
  
• What Christians Believe: The Story of God and People in Minimal English (Oxford University Press, New York, 2019), the new book by Anna Wierzbicka.
  
  
• SQIP Newsletter Winter 2019
  
  
• SACRED SCIENCE CIRCLE NEWSLETTER #4
  
  
• Celebrate Chinese New Year with Palgrave Macmillan!
  
  
• Announcing SQIP Podcast Series
  
  
• Phenomenological Reviews (ISSN: 2297-7627) seeks qualified reviewers.
  
  
• Person-centred counselor training project UK-Afghanistan
  
  
• Statement on the Roles of Professionals in Migrant/Refugee Camps, Detention Sites, Border Areas, and Transit Zones
  
  
• "Phenomenology of Religious Experience II: Perspectives in Theology"
  
  
• Flyer of the New Book "Asian Indigenous Psychologies in the Global Context"
  
  
• A publishing opportunity
  
  
• Review of General Psychology, new co-editors
  
  
• CFP for post-conference volume "Image, Phenomenon and Imagination in the Phenomenology of Religious Experience"
  
  
• Open Theology special issue
  
  
• You are Warmly Invited to a Book Talk with Evelin Lindner!
  
  
• Society for Qualitative Inquiry in Psychology Fall Newsletter
  
  
• Div 36 (Psych of Religion/Spirituality, of which I'm president) released this statement today:

  Division 36 wants to express its grief for all those impacted by the Tree of Life (Pittsburgh) murders, as well as all those who are persecuted for their faith (or non-faith) identity. Division 36 is committed to the recognition and celebration of religious diversity and recognizes the psychological strengths individuals and communities derive from their diverse faith traditions. 

  Thank you 
  Timothy A. Sisemore, Ph.D.
  Summit Counseling Center
  6400 Lee Hwy, Suite 106
  Chattanooga, TN 37421

• Seeking feedback: Statement on work with refugees/migrants。

• "Image, Phenomenon, and Imagination" Congress: the program and the book of abstracts available on the website.
  
  Dear Colleagues and Friends,

  The Congress program/schedule and the book of abstracts is available to download at http://sophere.org/conferences/biennial-conference/program-prague-2018/

  Of course, printed versions will be at the registration at the venue.

  Registration link is here http://sophere.org/conferences/biennial-conference/registration/

  Warm regards
  Olga Louchakova-Schwartz 
  <olouchakova@gmail.com>

• Tenure track position in Human Development
  
  
• The Dignity Letter: A Warm Invitation to Connection and Action from Human Dignity and Humiliation Studies
  
  
• A Cross-Cultural Research Question
  
  
• Three Clinical Psychology Program Faculty positions at Fielding Graduate University:
  Locations: Central Coast CA (start Dec-May 2019); Baltimore MD/Washington DC region (start by June 2019); Seattle Washington Region (start by June 2019)
  Reports to: Clinical Psychology Program Director
  Position: Regular, Full Time FLSA Status: Exempt
  Applications will be accepted for consideration until the position has been filled.
  
  
• The Department of Psychology at the University of Hartford is seeking candidates for a full-time tenure track position as an Assistant Professor of Clinical Psychology in the Graduate Institute of Professional Psychology to begin in August 2019. Job detail
  
  
• A Provost’s Postdoctoral Fellow/Assistant Professor in Migration and Multicultural Societies tenure track position at University of Chicago.
  
  
• An new Assistant/Lecturer Professor in Learning, Development and Socialization tenure track position at University of Chicago.
  
  
• An exciting new position at California State University Sacramento: Tenure Track Faculty - Child Development. Job detail.
  
  
• A new program, Master of Science in Culture, Change, and Leadership at Cleary University， which contains perspectives and content which will be of interest to members.
  
  
• Assistant professor position announcement：
  The psychology department at the University of Dallas invites application for a tenure track appointment at the assistant professor rank beginning in August, 2019.
  
  
• Survey on challenges in race- and ethnicity-related research
  
  

  MFP Training Advisory Committee: Call for Nominations

• Vote for change in APA leadership. Vote for Jean Lau Chin for APA President. Leadership for Change: A Way Forward. Ballots for APA President will be out September 15th.  You should receive your unique ballot via email.

• Open Position: Assistant Professor In Applied Research Methodology Psychology (Tenure-Track). Western Washington University, Department of Psychology, College Professor of Humanities & Social Sciences

• [SCRA-L] Social Psych Faculty Position at UVic - Seeking Indigenous Scholars

• Dear Louise,

  Here is a personal copy of my paper on the IPs!  All comments are of course welcome!

  I also enclose a link to the paper at Cambridge University Press, the paper is freely available on this link at least for a couple of weeks according to information I got from CUP today. Please could you send out the link to the members of the IP workforce?

  https://wwwcambridge.org/core/elements/nature-and-challenges-of-indigenous-psychologies/70DAF132EB1B3ADD3E30B2FAEC497F52

  Best wishes,
  Carl Martin Allwood

• Dear All,

  Please find below the most recent communication and newsletter from the International Society for Theoretical Psychology (ISTP), which includes information about the upcoming conference in Copenhagen (also found here: http://conferences.au.dk/istp2019/) as well as new publications and updates from internationally situated theoretical psychologists.

  If you would like to be added to the ISTP listserv to receive further newsletters & communications about the Society, you can send your request to newsletter.istp@gmail.com.

  Best wishes,
  Basia Ellis, Ph.D.
  Assistant Professor, Child Development
  Pronouns: she/her/hers
  Pronunciation: "Ba-she-ah"
  basia.ellis@csus.edu

• Global Psychosocial Network
  
  
• A new book coedited by Grant Rich. PDF
  
  
• A sad news.
  Professor Yang, Kuo-Shu, a leader of indigenous psychology, died this morning in his sleep.
  Blessing Professor Yang
  Miss Professor Yang.
  Best wishes,

  Chih-Hung Wang
  王智弘 (Chih-Hung Wang, Ph.D.) (886-4-7232105 ex2213) (http://wang.heart.net.tw/)

• A book launch event of the textbook "Research Methods in Indigenous Contexts" at the UN in Geneva in Room XXIII on Friday 13 July from 1.15 to 2.45 p.m.

• ISRE (International Society of Research on Emotions) Webinar Series
  
  
• Livestream Carol Ryff, Michael Steger, and more at the 2018 Meaning Conference... (20+ hours of content)
  
  
• Soliciting interest in APA interdivisional grant to focus on federal detention facilities for immigrants
  
  
• Mindfulness award:
  Congratulations to Dr.  Sayyed Mohsen Fatemi, who won the  Ellen Langer International mindfulness award.   This is an international award given to outstanding scholarly works and research on mindfulness. It is registered under Ellen Langer known as the Founder of mindfulness in North America. 
  
  
• Dear All,
  
  I would like to inform you that FQS 19(2) is available online (see http://www.qualitative-research.net/index.php/fqs/issue/view/61 for the current issue and http://www.qualitative-research.net/index.php/fqs/issue/archive for former issues). Besides a collection of single contributions, the issue provides articles belonging to the FQS Debate on "Quality of Qualitative Research," to FQS Reviews and to FQS Conferences. All in all, more than 50 authors from 12 countries contributed to FQS 19(2).
  
  A. EU's General Data Protection Regulation
  B. FQS 19(2)
  C. Conferences and Workshops
  D. Open Access News
  read more...
  
  Enjoy reading!
  Katja Mruck & Florian Muhle
  <katja.mruck@fu-berlin.de>
  
  
• New Book: Outline of Theoretical Psychology--Critical Investigations by Thomas Teo. Series: Palgrave Studies in the Theory and History of Psychology. Flyer

• Announcing a gathering in Tunbridge, VT on healing collective trauma, reconnecting with spiritual source, and unifying movements:
  
  Dancing with the Cannibal Giant: A Two-Day Workshop with Sherri Mitchell。 Healing Our Collective Trauma, Reconnecting with Our Spiritual Source, and Unifying Our Movements 
  Dates: Saturday-Sunday, May 26-27, 2018; 9:30 AM-3:30 PM both days
  Location: Tunbridge, Vermont
  Cost: $95-$175 sliding scale (no one will be turned away due to cost) Size will be limited

• Dear Louise,
  I thought this discussion of the 'Shark and the Octopus' might amuse people in our network.
  Best,
  Ali
  Fathali M. Moghaddam
  Director, Interdisciplinary Program in Cognitive Science
  Professor, Department of Psychology
  Georgetown University

  Moghaddam, F.M. (2018). The Shark and the Octopus. In Wagoner, B, Moghaddam, F. M., & Valsiner, Jaan (ed.), The Psychology of Radical Social Change: From Rage to Revolution, (p. 275-290). Cambridge University Press.

• A book entitled “Translating Happiness” by Tim Lomas has been recently published. A message from Tim Lomas

• A book entitled “The Emergence of an Elder-Blaming Discourse in Twenty-First Century China” by ZHIPENG GAO & KATHERINE BISCHOPING has been recently published.

• Position: Professor/Associate Professor in Critical Health Psychology; School of Psychology, Massey University, New Zealand
  
  
• CFP: Living Well: Histories of Emotions, Wellness & Human Flourishing. A special issue of the Journal of the History of the Behavioral Sciences. Submission deadline: November 1, 2018.
  
  
• New book release announcement: Travel and Movement in Clinical Psychology: The World Outside the Clinic (with Foreword by Jeffrey Sachs) by Miraj U. Desai, Ph.D., Associate Research Scientist & Faculty Member, Program for Recovery and Community Health, Yale School of Medicine。e-book Flyer
  
  
• Essay and upcoming book by Miraj U. Desai
  
  
• Congratulations to Miraj Desai!
  
  
• Master‘s Program in Applied Social and Political Psychology (ASPP) at Keele University.
  Brochure
  
  
• Hans Kilian Award 2019: Call for nominations/applications
  Brochure_Hans Kilian Award 2019
  Application Nomination Form
  
  
• CUIERIP - summer program in Ottawa from June 3rd to the 8th, 2018.
  

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Relevant programs at 127th APA Convention 2019, Chicago:

• [DIV24] Deadline approaching for Templeton open call for funding inquiries: August 16 new

• Final Schedule for Division 24 APA Convention Program 2019 new

• Symposium: Whole Person Approaches to Working with Traum
  McCormick Place, Level I-West Building, Room W183c
  Sunday, Aug. 11, 10:00-11:50
  Chair: Hod Horkibi
  Participants: Ilene Serlin, Melissa Walker, Stanley Krippner, William Foreman, Ani Kalayjian
  Discussant: Bill O’Brien

• Film Festival Discussion: The Twinning Reaction
  McCormick Place, Level 1—West Building, Room W196A
  Sponsor: APA ad hoc Committee on Films and Other Media
  Saturday, Aug. 10, 11:00—12:15 (55 min.)
  Chair: Ilene A. Serlin
  Participants: Erica Serlin, Nancy Segal, Lawrence Perlman

• FAITHFUL ACTIVISMS: HOW RELIGION AND SOCIAL JUSTICE WORK TOGETHER
  Join us for this unique opportunity to hear two local organizations examine what the intersection of faith and social justice look like through their gender-inclusive outreach work
  in Chicago’s Muslim communities.
  Friday, August 9th, 2:00—3:20 PM, 2019
  Division 24 Hospitality Suite
  Division 24 APA Convension Program

• Symposium sponsored by Division 32 (Humanistic), in cooperation with Divisions 17 (Counseling), 48 (Peace), and 24 (Theoretical/Philosophical).
  Session Type: Poster
  Session Title: Summit for Animals.
  Time: Saturday, August 12, 3-3:50pm, 2019
  Brief Content Description: This one-hour poster session will bring together over 25 presentations, on diverse aspects of Animal-Human Relations.
  Co-chairs: Harold Takooshian, Scott D. Churchill, M.L. Corbin-Sicoli, Lori Kogan, Mary Beth Morrisey
  This is followed by a conversation hour with snacks on "animal issues" on Saturday at 6-7 pm in the Division 32 suite in the Marriott, to mingle with the 5 co-chairs and other presenters.

• Revised Program Description:
  Symposium sponsored by Division 39, Division 32 and Division 19
  Session Type: Symposium
  Session Title: Veterans and Activists Speak Out on Warfare, Interrogations, and Torture: A Mini-History of PSYOPS, the APA, and the Hoffman Report
  Brief Content Description: Participants on this panel will present their assessment of what has transpired, both within the military and within the APA, with regard to the debate regarding the presence of military psychologists at black sites.
  Chair(s) of the Session: Scott D. Churchill, PhD
  Proposal ID: sym19951
  
  
• Symposium sponsored by Division 05 - Quantitative and Qualitative Methods
  Session Type: Symposium
  Session Title: Giorgi's Reflections on Certain Qualitative and Phenomenological Research Methods: Panel Discussion
  First index term: 45.4 qualitative methods
  Brief Content Description: Amedeo Giorgi's latest book on qualitative methodology will be discussed by three of his former students. Discussed will be a critical survey of grounded theory, heuristic, hermeneutic and phenomenological approaches to psychological research.
  Chair(s) of the Session: Lisa E Osbeck, PhD
  Proposal ID: sym20033
  
  
• Symposium sponsored by Division 24 - Society for Theoretical and Philosophical
  Psychology
  Session Type: Symposium
  Session Title: A Social Ecology of Dementia: Social Justice and Person-Centered Perspectives
  First index term 2 Aging
  Second index term 28 Ethics
  Brief Content Description: This symposium will address the social problem of dementia and explore retheorizing about dementia and a full range of lived experience that may be associated with what we call a social ecology of dementia.
  Proposal ID: sym20147


• STPP APA Annual Convention Program Draft：
  Division 24 APA Convention Program
  Chicago, IL; August 8-11, 2019
  
  
• Symposium sponsored by Division 29
  Sponsoring Division: 29
  Session Type: Symposium
  Session Title: Psychotherapy Research in American Indian Community Settings
  Your Role: Chair
  Presentation Title:
  Date & Time: Fri 8/9/2019 12:00 PM - 12:50 PM
  Location: McCormick Place Room W179a
  Capacity: 276
  
  
• Two presentations by Thomas Teo
  
  
• APA presentations--Coming to Life: Experiences of Zest, Awe, & Art in Therapy
  
  
• Symposium sponsored by Division 52
  Sponsoring Division: 52
  Session Type: Symposium
  Session Title: Psychology in the Middle East Broadly Construed---Past, Present, and Future
  Date & Time: Sat 8/10/2019 05:00 PM - 05:50 PM
  Location: McCormick Place Room W184a
  Capacity: 188 

  Cochairs: Grant J. Rich, PhD (Alaska) and Sayyed Fatemi (Ferdowsi University of Mashhad, Iran)
  Psychologizing Iranian psychology and American Psychology (Sayyed Fatemi)
  The psychological impact of Ashura on Iranian people (Zeynab Parsa, Hossein Kareshski, Sayyed Fatemi, Md. Ebrahimabad)
  Psychology in Armenia today: 30 years after the earthquake (Srbuhi Gevorkyan, Samuel Khudoyan, Meline Karakashian, and Harold Takooshian)
  The Place and Function of Psychology & Counseling in the Middle East/North Afria: A Lebanese perspective (Naji Abi-Hashem)
  Discussant Grant J. Rich, PhD

• Symposium sponsored by Division 32 (Humanistic psychology)
  Session Title: Toward a more Equitable Global Psychology---Contributions from Indigenous Psychologies
  Date & Time: Thu 8/8/2019 10:00 AM - 11:50 AM
  Location: McCormick Place Room W470b
  Capacity: 248

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• 2019 SQIP CONFERENCE PROGRAM SCHEDULE
  DRAFT as of April 20, 2019 (subject to change)
  SOCIETY FOR QUALITATIVE INQUIRY IN PSYCHOLOGY (SQIP)
  Section 3 of Division 5 (Quantitative & Qualitative Methods)
  American Psychological Association
  Location: Simmons University, 300 The Fenway, Boston, MA
  Dates: June 10-11, 2019
  Plus optional pre-conference workshop on Sunday, June 9th

• CRPR 2019 Call for Papers： 16th annual roundtable by CALIFORNIA ROUNDTABLE ON PHILOSOPHY & RACE
  MARQUETTE UNIVERSITY, MILWAUKEE
  October 18th-19th, 2018
  Submission Deadline: May 15, 2019 new

• Contested Identities: Critical Conceptualisations of the Human - The South African Society for Critical Theory (SASCT) invites abstract submissions.
  
  
• [DIV24] Announcing the 2019 APA Travel Grant Awards; Appplication form
  
  
• SCRA BIEENIAL PRE-CONFERENCE WORKSHOP
  JUNE 25, 2019 9AM-4PM
  Decolonizing Critical Community Psychology
  Letter from Devin G. Atallah
  
  
• The 10th International Conference of Indigenous and Cultural Psychology in INDONESIA
  Pre-Conference Courses
  Keynote Speakers
  Letter from Kwartarini Wahyu Yuniarti
  
  
• You are cordially invited to submit a chapter proposal for the book project:"The meaning of shame in cultures of the 4IR".
  
  
• Minding Emotions
  A Division 39 Webinar with Elliot Jurist
  MONDAY, MARCH 18, 2019, 12-1 PM EASTERN
  Speaker: Elliot Jurist, PhD
  Moderator: Chris Christian, Editor, Psychoanalytic Psychology
  TO REGISTER: https://divisions.wufoo.com/forms/qrloimi07kycbj/
  
  
• CALL FOR ABSTRACTS: The Chilean Association of Phenomenology is pleased to announce the 7th version of the International Congress of Phenomenology and Hermeneutics International scholars, as well as graduate students, are welcome to submit abstracts of talk proposals.
  Date: November 4, 5, and 6, 2019.
  Venue: Universidad Andrés Bello, Santiago de Chile
  
  
• CALL FOR PAPERS for A Topical Issue Of "Open Theology" Journal Existential Conceptions Of The Relationship Between Philosophy And Theology
  
  
• [DIV24] Webinar: Qualitative Research Methods and Ethics: Understanding Lived Experience
  
  
• Call for Abstracts “Religious Experience and Description"
  
  
• Mohsen's latest article “An Islamic (Shia) psychological perspective on humanism”was published In the Journal of Theoretical and Philosophical Psychology, Dec 20 , 2018.
  
  
• An article for APA titled Spirituality in Ayurveda by Shashwat Shukla, which deals with indigenous views about health and wellness and might of interest to the IP group.
  
  
• CFP: Phenomenological Perspectives on Empathy and the Significance of Empirical Research Call for Papers.
  
  
• BPC Symposium 19: Phenomenology and Aesthetics
  
  
• Readings and Schedule for the Winter 2018 - Spring 2019
  Husserl, E. The Crisis of European Sciences and Transcendental Phenomenology: An Introduction to Phenomenological Philosophy.
  Translation and Introduction by D. Carr. Northwestern University Studies in Phenomenology & Existential Philosophy. Evanston, Il: Northwestern University Press, 1970.
  Nov. 30 - Introduction and Part I
  Dec 28:  Part II, up to §15 (including §15).
  January 25: Part II, up to  § 36
  February 15: Part II, up to § 49
  March 8: Part II, up to § 59
  March 29: TBA
  April 26: TBA
  
  
  
• SQIP Conference Proposal DEADLINE EXTENDED to February 1. The deadline for submitting proposals for our 2019 conference, June 10th and 11th at Simmons University in Boston (with a June 9th pre-conference workshop) has been extended to February 1st. Please see the attached, updated. Call for Proposals.
  
  
  
• Future of Process Theology Conference, Fairbanks, Alaska, July 24 - 26, 2019
  
  
• An invitation from Div 48 Peace Psychology
  
  
• II World Congress of Existential Therapy
  
  
• Transpersonal Research Colloquium 2019 Paris Announcement
  
  
• 2019 ATP INTERNATIONAL TRANSPERSONAL CONFERENCE, April 12, 13, & 14, 2019 at the Asilomar Conference Grounds, Pacific Grove, California
  
  
  
• APA Journals call for papers： We invite you to submit a manuscript to be considered for publication in Asian American Journal of Psychology
  
  
• The 2019 AASP conference is now Call for Submissions
  
  

• AGM through the Zoom 2018 will be held on Thursday 8 November, at 11 am Asia time (Beijing, Hong Kong, etc.), which is 12 PM in Seoul and Tokyo, 2 PM in Victoria, Australia, 4 PM in Auckland  and 3 AM in London. Announcement

• Special Issue of Theory & Psychology: Towards rethinking the primacy of epistemology in psychology

• Important New Volume on LatinX populations.

• Book Review by Marc Pilisuk (Peter Phillips Giants: the Global Power Elite), Peace and Change Journal (in press).

• New 2016 Proceedings Published!  | International Journal of Existential Psychology and Psychotherapy

• Midwinter Meeting 2019 - Nashville

• One week left to submit an abstract for Qual-World Virtual Conference! Abstract submission closes: October 18, 2018 at 11:59pm MDT

• Conflict Resolution in the 21st Century – Michelle Brenner
  Conflict Resolution: a journey of context, concerns and compassion.
  365daysofcompassion.wordpress.com

• Call for papers for a special issue of American Psychologist scheduled for 2019 to reflect on the 50th anniversary of the Stonewall uprising。

• Announcement of AASP small group conference 2019 Australia

• The Mandala Model of Self (MMS) was developed by the K. K. Hwang. The paper just published in the Asian Journal of Social Psychology provides the first empirical examination of the role of MMS in mental health in Confucian societies. 

• New book announcement Yeh: Asian Indigenous Psychologies in the Global Context

• Call for papers, International Society for Theoretical Psychology, 2019

• FQS 19(3) is available online, current issue and former issues

• The last date for the submission of abstracts for the International conference on "Integrating Traditional Indian Healing Practices with contemporary Western Health System" that is being organized by Daulat Ram College, University of Delhi has been extended to 15Th October 2018. Detail  PDF

• Multicultural Counseling Applications for Improved Mental Healthcare Services, by Anasuya Jegathevi Jegathesan, HELP University, Malaysia and Siti Salina Abdullah, University Malaysia Terengganu, Malaysia. Title page，Chapter 2

• An International Conference on Integrating Traditional Indian Healing Practices with Contemporary Western Health System
  8th - 9th, January 2019
  Sponsored by Indian Council of Social Science Research
  Brochure, Reminder

• Call for Papers: Psychology and the Other, Dante Salon, The deadline for submissions is February 8th, 2019.

• TQR 10th Annual Conference - Registration Now Open!
  The Qualitative Report Tenth Annual Conference
  “Teaching and Learning Qualitative Research”
  Nova Southeastern University
  Fort Lauderdale, Florida USA
  January 16 – 18, 2019

• Call for papers, PHENOMENOLOGY IN DIALOGUE: RELIGIOUS EXPERIENCE, VISUALITY, AND THE LIFEWORLD, topical issue of Open Theology 2019

• A relevant paper on positive psychology: Yakushko, Oksana and Blodgett, Eva (August 2018) Negative Reflections About Positive Psychology: On Constraining the Field to a Focus on Happiness and Personal Achievement. Journal of Humanistic Psychology. DOI: 10.1177/0022167818794551 Abstract

• An International Conference on Integrating Traditional Indian Healing Practices with Contemporary Western Health System:
  8th  - 9th, January 2019
  Sponsored by Indian Council of Social Science Research
  Registration Form

• Call for Papers: Decoloninzing Psychology
  
  
• International Psychology Summit
  Theme: Innovation in International Psychology Summit
  Time: August 7-8, 2018
  Place: San Francisco, USA
  
  
• Sacred Science Circle NEWSLETTER # 3
  
  
• The Small Group Meeting of Wisdom Psychology 2018 (MWP 2018)
  Theme: Diversity in Wisdom - Insights from Psychology
  Dates: November 3rd to 4th, 2018
  Place: Suiyuan Campus of Nanjing Normal University (No.122 Ninghai Road, Gulou District, Nanjing, China)
  
  
• Dear list members,
  
  This special issue - Qualitative Research in Psychology (Vol 15, Issue 2-3), just published, may be of interest, especially given the wide variety of paper formats published. There are also further arts-based papers that were submitted for this special issue, and accepted, but could not be fitted within the special issue page limits, so these will appear in future issues of the journal.
  
  Regards,
  Kerry
  
  
• Call for Abstracts (5 days left till the deadline)
  IMAGE, PHENOMENON, AND IMAGINATION IN THE PHENOMENOLOGY OF RELIGIOUS EXPERIENCE
  The Society for Phenomenology of Religious Experience (SOPHERE) Biennial Congress, Prague, 2018
  Dates: November 2, Friday, to November 4, Sunday, 2018
  Hosted by the Institute of Philosophy of the Czech Academy of Sciences in Prague
  Venue: Prague, Narodni 3, the Czech Academy of Sciences (main building)
  Deadline for submitting presentation proposals: June 10 2018 Deadline for submitting session proposals: June 3 2018

• The American Psychological Association invites you to the I am Psyched! for LGBTQI Pride Month event. On June 12, we will present Inspiring History, Inspiring Lives citations to Drs. Connie Chan, Beverly Greene, and Oliva Espin. 750 First Street NE, Washington DC 20002-4242。

• [DIV45] Call for Papers -Social Psychology of Neoliberalism - Journal of Social Issues

• Please come to the first-ever HxA conference: June 15, NYC

• International Summit prior to the APA convention on August 7-8, 2018, San Francisco

• Society for Qualitative Inquiry in Psychology 2018 Annual Conference on Qualitative Research Methods. May 21-22, 2018, Duquesne University Pittsburgh, PA. Poster
  
  
• Critical and Post-Structural Psychology, SIG. Wednesday, May 16, 2018 at Gregory 213
  For the ICQI program, see www.icqi.org