Defining Hate and Creating Community
Please join Division 31 Town Hall Guest Speaker Dr. Beth Rom-Rymer on Wednesday, February 28th, 2024 at 7pm RSVP through Connie Paul TPAMEMBER@JUNO.COM
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Please join Division 31 Town Hall Guest Speaker Dr. Beth Rom-Rymer on Wednesday, February 28th, 2024 at 7pm RSVP through Connie Paul TPAMEMBER@JUNO.COM
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This article was originally published in Fathom Journal in its February 2024 issue. French Enlightenment philosopher Jean Jacques Rousseau once said that there are not just two sides to a story but four: your side, their side, the truth, and what really happened. In examining the history of Jews in Arab lands alongside their
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Presented in English on Zoom Raanan Kulka, head of the Human Spirit Psychoanalytic-Buddhist Training Program and former chairperson and member of the Israel Association for Self Psychology and the Study of Subjectivity will provide a framework for the program. Presenters include: Iris Eliraz, Iris Gavrieli Rahabi, Kobi Vahab, Manal Assi Shabita and Nira Clumeck. Moderators include: Judith Aronson, Margy Sperry and Raanan Kulka. Please join us in
We are pleased to announce this new series to be offered by Daniel Burston: Many Jewish psychologists may not know that there is a great deal of literature on religious (mostly Christian) antisemitism from the late 1960s onwards, and Right wing (racially charged) antisemitism in the mental health professions dating back to the 1940s. While
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Ilene Serlin, Program Chair Please join us for APA’s 2024 Mini convention on antisemitism called “Never Again” in Seattle, August 8-10. Building on an unexpectedly successful program last year, we are expanding with proposed titles and speakers from clinical, advocacy, research and educational areas. Some of these include: The Trauma of Indigenous People: JIMENA: Jews from
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Tara Liberman, Committee Chair As many college/graduate students face an increase in antisemitism on campus, AJP decided to create a space for the campus community to share their experiences and find support. The Campus Task Force is dedicated to supporting facets of college campus life. In consultation with various Jewish student organizations who met with
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Ester (Esti) Cole, Committee Chair As a flourishing new organization, AJP has the advantage of building a novel psychology entity for its members. Within this context, its Mission statement has been guiding all Board and Committee undertakings from its inception. Although the tragic and unspeakable events of October 7th, 2023 continue to impact our ongoing
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Sarah Landua Friedman, Committee Chair The mission of the Research Committee is to promote the scientific study of the psychology of antisemitism. The assumptions motivating the work of the Committee are that the eradication of antisemitism requires understanding (a) the psychological and social processes that lead to it and maintain it; (b) the effects of
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Congrats on the excellent newsletter. I am writing in support of the Association’s response to the awful letter of non-support by APA. Thanks to the board for composing it and you for including it Alan Entin, PhD, ABPP Your overly nuanced message neglected to mention the well-documented, irrefutable use of the systematic use of
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