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FEATURED CODAPAR Call for Nominations - Deadline Extended to April 8, 2019. SPSSI has been invited to submit one nomination for two Jan. 1, 2020 to Dec. 31, 2022 positions on CODAPAR, the Committee on Division/APA Relations. Nominees should be past division executive officers or active division leaders with significant governance experience, including committee and task force chairs. The committee is always open to early career psychologist candidates who meet the criteria. If you are interested in potentially being nominated by SPSSI, please contact SPSSI Executive Director Anila Balkissoon.
POLICY-RELEVANT NEWS AND OPPORTUNITIES AT SPSSI Register Now: The 2019 SPSSI Policy Workshop in San Diego Will Train Attendees in the Craft of Op-ed Writing. Please join us on Thursday, June 20, 2019 for an all-day, hands-on policy workshop that is being planned by SPSSI's Policy Committee in partnership with other SPSSI committees, SPSSI staff, and the Scholar Strategy Network. Attendees will learn the nuts and bolts of op-ed writing: How to structure an op-ed from start to finish; how to "hook" an op-ed to timely news; how to pitch an op-ed to a media outlet; etc. Registration is $25 for students and $50 for non-students. Registration Opening Soon: 2019 Pre-Convention LGBTQ Workshop. Six divisions of APA (7, 9, 27, 37, 43, 44) are coming together on August 7, 2019 to create a Statement of Priorities and an Agenda for Psychology of LGBTQ Youth and Emerging Adults. The Workshop will be held at the campus of the Chicago School of Professional Psychology and will immediately precede the 2019 APA Convention in Chicago. Registration will be $30 for students and community members and $70 for professionals and faculty. SPSSI Hosts Advocacy Day on Capitol Hill and Co-Hosts Congressional Briefing on the Topic of Protecting and Promoting the Human Rights of Scientists, Scholars, and Students. On January 31, 2019, twenty SPSSI Council members, other position holders, members, and friends of the Society met in Washington, DC to raise awareness about the need to protect and promote the human rights of scientists, scholars, and students around the world. SPSSI then co-sponsored a congressional briefing in March on the same topic. Read more about these events in the next SPSSI Newsletter!
SOCIAL AND POLICY ISSUES IN THE NEWS Immigration Agents Are Making Arrests In New York’s Courts House Democrats Introduce H.R.6 - American Dream and Promise Act of 2019 Republican Senator Lamar Alexander Says Republicans Need to Respond to Climate Change Democrats Reintroduce Equality Act to Ban LGBTQ Discrimination Hungary’s Academy of Sciences Continues to Battle for Its Independence China’s Social Credit System Raises Human Rights Concerns Science Op-ed Authors Call for Solidarity with Academic Communities in Nicaragua and Venezuela UN Secretary-General: UN Global Climate Report "Another Strong Wake-up Call’ over Global Warming
ADDITIONAL OPPORTUNITIES AND RESOURCES NSF Releases Dear Colleague on Research on Sexual Harassment in STEM Apply Now: DOJ's Tribal-Researcher Capacity Building Grants - Applications Due May 13, 2019 From Behavioral Scientist: How Misinformation Can Spread Among Scientists Watch Now: Recorded APA Webinar on Public Service Loan Forgiveness
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