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Upcoming Events

 

May 2026

Diversifying Psychology: 8th Annual Recruitment Event

The 8th annual DPRE will be held on May 1.  (PDF file) Register here.

 

April 2025

Diversifying Psychology: 7th Annual Recruitment Event

The 7th annual DPRE will be held on April 30.  (PDF file) Register here.

 

May 2024

Diversifying Psychology: 6th Annual Recruitment Event

The 6th annual DPRE will be held on May 8.  (PDF file) Register here.

 

March 2024

International Women's Day

In honor of International Women's Day, we encourage you to explore 91福利 events such as Networking and Connecting: An International Women's Day Gathering (opens in new window)  and explore resources with information about women in Psychology: 

• To learn more about women in psychology, past and present, visit  

 

February 2024

Black History Month

In honour of Black History Month, the EDIJ has put together a list of some resources, including articles, videos, and events. We encourage students, staff, and faculty to take some time to explore the resources and identify ways to help tackle anti-Black racism. 

• The Black Psychology section of the CPA reviews organizations that work to tackle anti-Black racism and stigma, provide culturally appropriate mental health services, and do research on these topics. Learn more .

• | CIIS - This is a list of some of the most well-known Black psychologists who have made outstanding contributions to the field.

• : This is a collection of articles on Black history in Canada, including galleries, biographies of important people, and Heritage Minutes videos. 

• : This is a photographic timeline of Black history in Canada. 

• : This is a YouTube channel dedicated to Black History in Canada. All videos are educational and are under 5 minutes, mostly focusing on important Black Canadians who made significant cultural, social, or political contributions. 

• : A rich collection of Black history content in the American context, with a large array of well-researched articles and short videos on a variety of topics, such as the Civil Rights movement, Jim Crow, and a survey of Black artists, politicians, and inventors. 

• : An informative 5-minute YouTube video on the origins of Black History Month. 

• 91福利 Event: Black In Policy: Celebrating Excellence and Addressing Challenges: Celebrate Black History Month with the Dais at 91福利. The second annual Black In Policy event will celebrate the excellence and progress made by Black leaders navigating the complexities of creating and influencing public policies. Hear from Black public policy leaders, grab a bite, and make new connections. Event details: Tuesday, February 27, 2024; 6-8pm; The Dais, 20 Dundas St. W, 9th Floor | Hybrid; Free; Register .

• City of Toronto Events: Several events are happening in Toronto. You can learn more . 

 

June 2022

National Access Awareness Week (NAAW)

NAAW began in 1988. It inspired Rick Hansen's Man in Motion World Tour. NAAW is a time to celebrate the contributions of those with disabilities and raise awareness about the importance of accessibility and inclusion. 

You can learn more here:

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June is National Indigenous History Month

Indigenous Peoples Day in Canada (June 21)

You can learn more about Indigenous Peoples and cultures in Canada here:  and here: 

CBC also has a good selection of documentaries where you can learn more about Indigenous cultures:

You can also follow:

 

Pride Month

To learn more about the history of Pride in Canada, including a timeline, visit:  
You can also visit:

You can learn more about Pride events happening in Toronto this month here:

 

Webinar on Indigenous Evaluation Methodologies (June 10)

June 10, 11am to 12:30pm (Eastern)

Objectives:

• Describe Indigenous Methodology and Indigenous Evaluation Methodology
• Learn about relevant theories that inform Indigenous evaluation research
• Understand the importance of relationships and collaboration in Indigenous research
• Learn about different tools (methods) that can be used within an Indigenous Evaluation Methodology lens

 

March 2022

Celebrating International Women's Day

Celebrate International Women's Day (March 8, 2022) by learning more about women who have contributed to Psychology. presents the oral histories of over 100 figures. The oral histories project features women past and present.

 

February 2022

Celebrating Black History Month

Dr. WADE NOBLES is a Professor Emeritus of Africana Studies and Black Psychology at SFSU. He was a founding member of the Association of Black Psychology and the Institute for Advanced Study of Black Family, Life, and Culture. Learn more here:

Dr. RUTH WINIFRED HOWARD was the first African American woman in the U.S. to earn a PhD in psychology. She received a PhD from the University of Minnesota in 1934. As a clinical psychologist she worked in social work and nursing:

Dr. CARLTON GOODLETT was the first Black person to study psychology at UC Berkeley. After earning his PhD he taught at West Virginia State College for 2 years before pursuing a medical degree. He was also an activist, writer, and publisher.

Dr. ALBERTA BANNER TURNER received PhD in psychology from Ohio State University in 1935. In various roles, she was instrumental in juvenile rehabilitation and treatment starting in the 1940s.