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Are you organizing nationally or in your state around the #EPPP ?
If so, please DM us so we can keep up with what folks are doing.
Let’s keep up the momentum!
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My latest article on the Examination for Professional Practice in Psychology (EPPP, the licensure exam for psychology) was just published online. Interesting findings, I think. Link here: https://t.co/vMYsCTFKpx @APA@APA_Journals@asppb#Psychology@RadicalPsychs
Join us for our next General Body Meeting on February 4, 2025. We’ll be discussing recent updates and next steps. DM or email us to be added to our list and for the meeting link. See you then!
Join us for our next General Body Meeting on February 4, 2025. We’ll be discussing recent updates and next steps. DM or email us to be added to our list and for the meeting link. See you then!
Join us live as we continue to disrupt, rebuild, and uplift! Crucial conversation for breaking the barriers in psychology.
Thursday, December 12, 2024, @ 7pm EST. Tune in ‼️
Join us live as we continue to disrupt, rebuild, and uplift! Crucial conversation for breaking the barriers in psychology.
Thursday, December 12, 2024, @ 7pm EST. Tune in ‼️
A crucial step in fighting for equity is elevating our voices! For those interested in sharing their EPPP journey, there are two options: submitting a written narrative to our email or share on our Radical Psychs podcast.
Preferred anonymity will be honored and respected.
Tennessee’s board meeting will commence on Thursday, September 26, 2024, at 9 AM CST. ASPPB will also be in attendance, thus, it is imperative to submit a public comment for EPPP reform.
Public comments can be made via email until 5 PM CST, today! Click the link in the flyer ⬇️
As we are approaching the end of September and in preparation for ASPPB’s meeting next month, it’s imperative we keep up the momentum!
Please continue to attend these board meetings and leave public comments (via email and/or during the meetings) in favor of EPPP reform.
To those who’ve been doing the work, tirelessly, thank you! For those who are willing to commit to this work, we welcome you!
Silence is no longer an option. The outcome is only as good as our relentless efforts to band together and let our voices be heard! Disband the EPPP!
Y’all really turned it out on those comments for the petition in VA. Proud of y’all. ✊🏾 you still have now until tomorrow at 11:59 to comment if you haven’t already.
https://t.co/HRAbtIYtXt
*Important* There is still time to submit a public comment to the VA board prior to the two-day meeting next week!
Comments can be emailed to [email protected] no later than 5:00 pm EST, TODAY!
The EPPP will be a main topic of discussion during these meetings.
If you would like to support the petition to change the EPPP passing score in Virginia, please leave a comment. Call for comments end on 9/11. EPPP part 2 is also a topic at the upcoming meeting on 9/9.
https://t.co/C8Gmo6CHtp
Next up, Arizona! In preparation for ASPPB’s annual meeting, it’s imperative we continue to advocate to state boards!
If you would like to submit your concerns by email, please send to: [email protected]
Agenda will be available 24 hours prior to the meeting.
Utah meeting is currently in session and will follow-on with a second meeting tomorrow!
Important discussion for the Idaho board will commence shortly at 10 AM MST.
Today is all about Utah and Idaho! Attendance and public comments at state board meetings are vital for change. Let’s continue to advocate for an equitable licensure process. Links are below ⬇️
Today is all about Utah and Idaho! Attendance and public comments at state board meetings are vital for change. Let’s continue to advocate for an equitable licensure process. Links are below ⬇️