The Psychology and Human Rights Webinar Series present hour-long explorations of the relation between psychology and human rights on a variety of substantive topics. Webinars are available for teaching and learning about human rights history, application and use.
Upcoming Webinars
October 31, 2023 – 10 am EST, 4 pm CET: Stephen Marks, Helen Verdeli and Sandra Willis: Human Rights and Mental Health
Webinar Library
September 2023
Nora Sveaass and Pau Perez Sales –
Torture and the Role of the Psychology Profession
Moderator: Aimee Karam
Hosts: Marlena Plavšić, Merry Bullock
June 2023
Brigitte Khoury and Julie Hakim-Larson –
Human Rights and Forced Migration – Psychological Contributions
Moderator: Aimee Karam
Hosts: Marlena Plavšić, Merry Bullock
April 2023
Tony Wainwright and George Ulrich –
Human Rights and the Professional Psychology Identity
Moderator: Aimee Karam
Hosts: Elison Santos, Merry Bullock
February 2023
Rashmi Jaipal and Ayorkor Gaba –
Human Rights Through a Cultural Lens
Moderator: Elison Santos
Hosts: Marlena Plavšić, Merry Bullock
November 2022
Kerstin Søderstrøm and Ragnhild Dybdahl, Norway
Playing Together: Children’s Human Rights and Psychology
Moderators Aimee Karam, Lebanon; Marlena Plavšić, Croatia
Host: Merry Bullock, USA/Estonia
September 2022
Janel Gauthier, Laval University, Canada
Carole Sinclair, Canada
Human Rights and Psychological Ethics: Working Together for a Better World
Moderators Elisón Santos, Brazil; Marlena Plavšić, Croatia
July 2022
Saths Cooper, South Africa
Psychology and Human Rights Through the Ages
Moderators Tony Wainwright, UK; Marlena Plavšić, Croatia
July 2022
Ulrich Wagner, Germany
Flight and Human Rights
Moderator Tony Wainwright, UK
March 2022
Silvia Canetto, Italy/USA
Shawn Burn, USA
Women and Human Rights: Concepts, Debates and Implications for Psychology
January 2022
Nora Sveaass, Norway
Mike Wessells, USA