We have been collaborating with previous conference holders to co-create an online archive which remembers and celebrates ICCP since they were initiated in Puerto Rico in 2006. You can find it here including recorded content from the Aust. online ICCP: https://t.co/NcKTa3warB
The International Conference of Community Psychologists boasts a rich program featuring practitioners, academics, researchers, academics and students from Australia and around the world. Learn more: https://t.co/2Wr4e9WpDx
How can psychologists help children and young people manage the anxiety of climate change?
Lunchtime session with the brilliant Prof Ann Sanson and Dr Susie Burke Book here: https://t.co/XIpDhRV6pn
Join this wonderful webinar panel with Pat Dudgeon, Linda Waimaire Nikora and Nuria Ciofalo to discuss Indigenous Knowledge, Decolonisation and Radical Imagination. Chaired by Karen Jackson and moderated by Dr Mohi Rua. Register here https://t.co/QPEgZZiofz
A reminder of the webinar tomorrow night with some excellent community psych people, Emma Sampson, Helen Killmier and Peter Streker. Tickets and info here https://t.co/siNXu8SDBY
On Tuesday 12 November community and peace psychologists will talk with young people about the climate crisis: What we are doing and what we could be doing together! https://t.co/h27u61QBym
Welcome to our new followers! We are so excited to be preparing for the #ICCP2020 in Melbourne, Australia. Check out our website linked in our bio for keynote speakers, conference themes and the range of work that we will be platforming
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STUDENT FUNDS
We value the voices and work of students. That's why it's important we work together to make it easier for students to attend #ICCP2020.
Join the many others supporting students and donate now!
Donation link: https://t.co/HZCG5BuUdb
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CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS
Just a quick reminder that submissions for #ICCP2020 are now open and close on the 6th of September 2019. We welcome work from students, organisations, researchers, practitioners and educators.
For more details visit https://t.co/jc1SDfBTBz
MICHELLE FINE
ICCP2020 Keynote speaker and founding faculty member of the Public Science Project on critical participatory policy work.
"Rather than research on or about, research alongside with and for"
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Submissions are now open for the 8th International Conference of Community Psychology, to be held in Melbourne in June 2020.
The 2020 theme is Fostering and Sustaining Solidarities. Read more here https://t.co/8yWY8P9vlF