Author: NYABPsi
NYABPsi Position Statement on the Rittenhouse Verdict
Seven days ago, Kyle Rittenhouse, a white teenager, was acquitted in the August 25, 2020 fatal shootings of racial justice protesters in Kenosha, Wisconsin. He had crossed state lines with a loaded ra... Read More
Addressing the Suicide Crisis
The New York Association of Black Psychologists hopes to increase awareness of the suicide crisis, particularly within the Black community. September is Suicide Prevention Awareness Month, but it is v... Read More
Join the NYABPsi Board of Directors!
The time has come for us to elect new leadership, and we are now inviting nominations for our Board of Directors! Our Board plays a critical role in carrying out our mission, and we’re looking f... Read More
NYABPsi Celebrates Pride 2021!
To support and uplift our LGBTQ family during Pride 2021 and beyond, we have developed a resource list offering information on practical tips for mental health and well-being, and a selection of New Y... Read More