Webinar with Francesca Esposito, September 23, 5 pm (CET). Discussant: Regina Langhout.
Webinar der ECPA 2021
Examining and challenging immigration detention: what role for community psychology?
ECPA 2021
The 11th European Conference on Community Psychology 2021 in Oslo
The European Conference on Community Psychology (ECCP) will be arranged by the European Community Psychology Association (ECPA) in collaboration with the Norwegian Psychological Association (NPA), The European Federation of Psychology Associations (EFPA) and partners. The conference will be held in Oslo, Norway, from 3rd- 4th June 2021, with a pre-conference workshop on the 2nd June.
What can Community Psychology do for Europe and beyond?
Social capital, competencies, values and critical visions for future communities
The deadline for abstract submission and registration is 29th October 2020.
Vergangene Europäische Tagungen
5th Conference in Community Psychology in Slovakia
Bratislava, December 3-4, 2018
The goal of the conference is to provide time and space for both researchers and practitioners from various areas of community psychology in Europe so they can meet, present their work and research, inspire each other, and enjoy socializing together.
Organisation: Institute of Applied Psychology at Faculty of Social and Economic Sciences at Comenius University in Bratislava, Slovakia, European Community Psychology Association (ECPA), and The Society for Community and Action Research (SCRA) Division 27 American Psychological Association.
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Reflections and Challenges: Community Psychology in the European Context
Nachdem die Tagung in Berlin erfolgreich und in schöner Atmospäre zuende ging, gleich ein Hinweis auf die Konferenz der European Community Psychology Association (ECPA) im Oktober 2017 in Newcastle:
The overall theme is Reflections and Challenges: Community Psychology in the European Context, and within this, there are four themes:
1) Community Psychology interventions in Europe – celebrate the diversity and reflect on interventions
2) What contribution does European Community Psychology make to issues like – inequality, migration, violence and censure?
3) Protection of the ‘most vulnerable’ - children, young people growing up in ‘austerity’ older people, migrants, etc.
4) Poverty & Inequality – Feminist responses to ‘austerity’ and neo-liberalism, critiques and interventions