Recent attention has initiated a critical examination of the role of systemic racism across all sectors of society. In response to this shift in national dialogue, graduate student groups at Teachers College, Columbia University, as well as those across the country, have partnered with faculty to highlight a strong need to increase anti-racism efforts within psychology training. Such calls have focused on the need to support Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC) students within psychology, and related fields, by dismantling institutionalized racism and inequity within the field of psychology.
The goal of this full-day conference is to provide educators, supervisors, and students within the field of psychology and related fields with the needed resources to critically examine and decolonize their curricular, research, supervision, and mentorship practices.
Registrants may attend a part or the entirety of the event.
SCHEDULE:
9:00am - 9:10am: Opening Remarks
9:10am - 10:25am: Decolonizing Clinical Supervision with Dr. Carol Falender
10:25am-10:30am: Break
10:30am-11:45am: Decolonizing Mentorship with Dr. Celeste Malone
11:45pm-12:30pm: Break
12:30pm-1:45pm: Decolonizing Curriculum with Dr. Jasmine Mena
1:45pm-1:50pm: Break
1:50pm-3:05pm: Decolonizing Research Practices with Dr. Amanda Sullivan
3:05pm-3:15pm: Closing Remarks
