ICP 2020Virtual is now online
ICP2020 Program
Plenaries
Keynote: Saths Cooper, PhD, South Africa
Psychology and Human Rights
Sathasivian (Saths) Cooper, PhD has worked tirelessly for social justice causes in South Africa (SA) as well as internationally. As an activist in the anti-Apartheid struggle in SA, he was placed under house arrest in 1973 … Read More
Keynote: Ellyn Kaschak, PhD, USA/Costa Rica
Human Rights and Wrongs: 50 Years of Struggle and Change for Women
Ellyn Uram Kaschak, Ph.D. is an internationally acclaimed and award-winning psychologist, author and teacher. She is well-known as a speaker, workshop leader, human rights advocate and a public intellectual. She is Professor Emeritus … Read More…
Award Talks
Invited Talk: Brian Mishara, PhD, Canada (2018 Fukuhara Award Recipient)
Challenges in evidence based suicide prevention: Global commonalities and cultural specificities
About Dr. Mishara: Brian Mishara is Director of the Centre for Research and Intervention on Suicide, Ethical Issues and End-of-Life Practices (CRISE) and Professor of Psychology at the Université du Québec à Montréal, in Montreal, Canada. Read More …..
Invited Talk: Anusha Kassan, PhD, Canada (ICP 2018 Sukemune/Bain Award Recipient)
Feminist-Multicultural Counselling With Girls: Cultural Identities And Social Locations
About Dr. Kassan: Dr. Kassan is an Associate Professor in child and youth mental health in the School and Applied Child Psychology program at the University of British Columbia, Canada. Read more …
Invited Symposia
Women and Human Rights
Organizers & Moderators:
Natalie Porter, PhD (USA)
Amina Muazzam, PhD (Pakistan)
The Intersection of Gender and Sex Trafficking: A Global Pandemic
Kalyani Gopal, PhD
President, SAFE Coalition for Human Rights, USA
Debating How The Political Sociology Of South Asia Influences Policy Development For Women’s Mental Health Services
Sara Rizvi Jafree, PhD
Department of Sociology, Forman Christian College University, Pakistan
European Response to International Conventions/Recommendations for Integration of Women Migrants: A Comparative Analysis of Selected Variables from Germany and Sweden
Muhammad Wajid Tahir, PhD
Politics & Gender Relations, Philipps University Marburg, Germany
Climate Justice
Organizers & Moderators:
Erinn Cameron (USA)
Fiona Cunningham (Canada)
From Humiliation to Dignity: For a Future of Global Solidarity
Evelin Linder, PhD (Dr.med.), PhD (Dr.psychol.)
Human Dignity and Humiliation Studies, Norway
Fostering Disaster Resilience Research in Chile: Walking into Public Policy and Politics
Gonzalo Bacigalupe, PhD
University of Massachusetts, USA
COVID-19 and Human Rights
Organizers & Moderators:
Josephine Tan, PhD (Canada)
Elaine Congress, MSSW, MA, DSW, LCSW (USA)
The Impact of the Covid-19 Pandemic on Social, Medical and Mental Wellbeing of Refugees on Lesvos
Joep Avezaat, MD and Marijke Lutjenhuis, General Practitioner, Retired
Boat Refugee Foundation (medical volunteers), The Netherlands
How COVID-19 has Changed Services for Children and Families
Anne Williams-Isom, JD
James R. Dumpson Chair in Child Welfare Studies, Graduate School of Social Service,, Fordham University, USA
COVID-19: The Impact on Families Experiencing Poverty and The Role of Community Psychology
Suzanne Wilson, MPhil, MSc, BSc.
Research Fellow in Social Inclusion and Community Engagement, University of Central Lancashire, UK
Poster Sessions /Lightning Talks – see posters here
- View pre-loaded posters online
- Then listen to “Lightning Talk Sessions” – 5-minute talks by Poster Authors on their work
- Followed by live discussion and conversation
Human Rights Observation and Celebration
- Greetings from Human Rights Actors
- Reading of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (ICP participation)
- Music/Choir
- Film
Awards and Tributes Ceremony
- Presentation of 2020 Awards
- Presentation of ICP2020-Virtual Poster Contest / Lightning Talk Award Recipients
ICP Town Hall / Members’ Meeting
- where is ICP now and where should it be going?
ICP Updates – see updates here
- ICP and COVID-19 Projects
- ICP at the United Nations
- Global Network of Psychologists for Human Rights (GNPHR)