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 Community Psychology
Interesting Links
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| The following links will take you out of this project. As we have no control of your prospective destination, please return and advise us if any links are unsuccessful.
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| The Institute of Community Psychology Aotearoa |
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This is the specialist community psychology group within the New Zealand Psychological Society. Check out how you can join. Student membership is available. |
| Community Psychology in the UK |
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This site based at Manchester Metropolitan University provides a great overview of community psychology (or community social psychology to introduce a term used on the site) in Britain. The site has good links to other community psychology sites. |
| SCRA Homepage |
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The Society for Community Research and Action is the Community Psychology Division (#27) of the American Psychological Association. The site carries information about the activities of SCRA (including conference information), training programmes in community psychology, student activities, job opportunities and links to other community psychology sites. |
| Radical Psychology Network |
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Although not a community psychology site per se, there is a lot here to interest community psychologists, given the Network’s interest in creating “a society better able to meet human needs and bring(ing) a b out social justice.” This vision includes psychology too. The Network seeks to challenge the way “psychology itself has often oppressed people rather than liberated them.” There is an electronic journal here and lots of interesting links. |
| Community Psychology Net |
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Hosted by Matthew Cook, this site has lots of information including reading lists. |
| Psychologists for Social Responsibility |
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The mission of this organization is to use psychological knowledge and skills to promote peace with social justice at the community,national and international levels. It’s site includes a curriculum in trauma, relief, and conflict resolution. |
| Student Community Psychology website (Victorial University) |
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This website was designed by students of the Masters of Applied (Community) Psychology at Victorial University of Technology in Melbourne to provide a public service to students and other people who wish to increase their awareness of community psychology. |
| APA style guide |
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This handy summary of how to format references might be useful. Click here if you want a pdf version. |
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