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March 19, 2021
Keynote Address: Frank Worrell
Social Justice in School Psychology: Why and For Whom
In this presentation, Dr. Worrell will share some thoughts about social justice and suggest that our actions in support of social justice need to be broader in focus and longer-term. Social justice needs to move beyond universities and school psychology syllabi into schools and classrooms serving low-income students and students of color whose achievement is below where it should be.
Additional Presentations to be Announced Soon
March 26, 2021
Keynote Address: Sarah Alsaidi
The Microintervention Workshop
The Microintervention Workshop aims to increase self-reflection, awareness and critical consciousness. Participants will learn to identify microaggressions and active coping response strategies that can be used to disarm, dismantle, and effectively defend against daily experiences of microaggressions. The workshop emphasizes healing and self-worth and is built on the principles of the Microintervention taxonomy and framework that was published by Sue, Alsaidi et al., 2019 in the American Psychologist. The training was developed by Sarah Alsaidi for her dissertation research, in which she implemented the training at three different participating sites, and evaluated its efficacy through a pre and post longitudinal design.
Additional Presentations to be Announced Soon
Thanks to a co-sponsorship with the College of Psychology at Nova Southeastern University, NASP Continuing Professional Development and Continuing Education Credits will be available for qualified TSP programming. Please visit: http://psychology.nova.edu/continuingeducation/index.html for further information