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CONFERENCE
PROGRAM
We
anticipate that the Program will be ready in March 2001. Meanwhile,
here are some conference highlights...
KEYNOTE SPEAKERS...
- Ms. Jane Fonda (Friday)
- Honorable Andrew Young (Saturday)
- Reverend Bernice King (Sunday) - invited
THURSDAY, JUNE 7 (beginning
at 1 p.m.)
- Feminism and Community Psychology: Discovering Integrated
Understandings
- Culture and Context in Prevention: The Study Group
on Culture and Ethnicity
- Teaching a Community Psychology
(BRING YOUR COURSE MATERIALS TO SWAP WITH OTHERS)
- Mentoring within Community Psychology: Working toward
a More Diverse Community
- Fidelity and Adaptation in Prevention Programming
- Using Qualitative Research Methods to Improve Program
Efficacy
- A Tribute to James Kelly
- Opening Poster Session
and Wine/Cheese Reception
FRIDAY, JUNE 8
- Opening Plenary and Welcome
with Jane
Fonda
- Social Capital and Community Psychology
- Improving the Quality of Community Life
- Advocacy Training on the Hill and in the Classroom
- Conceptualizing Competence in Adolescence: Conceptual
Frameworks and Empirical Strategies
- Nonacademic Roles for Community Psychologists
- Social Oppression, HIV Risks, & Ethnic Minority Gay
Men w How Can Community Psychology Best Assist LGBT Community Organizations?
- Real World Contexts in Program Evaluation
- Empirical Advances in the Sense of Community
- Exposure to Violence, Life Stress, & Psychological
Adaptation among Urban Youth
- Community Collaborations: What Do We Know and What
Needs Knowing
- Remembrance of Emory Cowen:
Reflections on His Personal and Professional Contributions
- WOMEN'S NIGHT OUT
SATURDAY, JUNE 9
- Plenary - with the Honorable
Andrew Young, civil rights leader,
former mayor of Atlanta and UN ambassador.
- Building Community-based Organizations' Capacity for
Evaluation: Approaches from New Voices in Community Psychology
- Out-of-the-Ordinary Methodologies for Community Research
- Building Bridges Across Diversities: Stories from
the Front Lines
- SimuReal: A Large Group Intervention for Community
Problem Solving and Change
- Promotion in the 21st Century: Challenges and New
Directions
- Forging Strengths-based Social Policy: A Strategic
Brainstorming Session
- Poster Session
- SOCIETY BANQUET at the fabulous
Fox Theatre
SUNDAY, JUNE 10
- Second Order Change: Our New Frontier
- Employment in Community Psychology
- Community Psychology and the Law in Academia
- Community-based Interventions for Refugee Children:
Theory and Evaluation
- Partnering with Churches to Promote Health
- The Process of Community Research & Action: Untold
Stories
- Closing Plenary: Social
Change in the 21st Century -
Relive the experience of Martin Luther King's address to APA in 1967
as delivered by his daughter and civil rights leader, the Reverend
Bernice King (invited).
Conference registration includes admission to all sessions, lunch on
the full conference days, continental breakfast, and a dinner/social event
at the fabulous Fox
Theater.
Further details about
registration, including travel arrangements, lodging, and information about
conference accessibility, will be provided as it becomes available.
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