Rooted Podcast by The Association of Black Psychologists' Student Circle

Dr. Huberta Jackson-Lowman & Evan Auguste: Psychology of Black Women and Emotional Emancipation

Simba Simbi means to hold up that which holds you up. In these series of conversations, the foundational thinkers and leaders of the Association of Black Psychologists discuss their theory, practice, and inspiration with students who represent the future of the field and organization. Black Forward!

Dr. Linda James Myers & Aaron Bethea: The Rise of African Deep Thought and Optimal Theory

Simba Simbi means to hold up that which holds you up. In these series of conversations, the foundational thinkers and leaders of the Association of Black Psychologists discuss their theory, practice, and inspiration with students who represent the future of the field and organization. Black Forward!

Dr. Edwin Nichols & Garrick Beauliere: The Making of a Founder

Simba Simbi means to hold up that which holds you up. In these series of conversations, the foundational thinkers and leaders of the Association of Black Psychologists discuss their theory, practice, and inspiration with students who represent the future of the field and organization. Black Forward!

Episode 6: History of Student Circle & a Book on the Beauty of Blackness with Dr. Bedford Palmer

This episode features Bedford Palmer, PhD. Dr. Palmer shares his experience as a former Student Circle Chair, and how that experience prepared him for his career. We then discuss the inspiration and impact of his new book "Daddy Why Am I Brown?" Purchase and review the book at Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B083XD91KN/ref=dp-kindle-redirect?_encoding=UTF8&btkr=1 For more information, please contact Henry: on Twitter: @DrBFPalmer or Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/drbfpalmer/ Produced by Evan Auguste Contact: scchair-elect@abpsi.org Music by Jaga Gola Contact: Jaga@wehepicat.com Follow us: Facebook: www.facebook.com/TheABPsi/ Twitter: www.twitter.com/TheABPsi Instagram: www.instagram.com/studentsofblackpsychology

Episode 5: The Creation of an App for African-American Mental Health with Henry Willis

This episode features Henry Willis. Henry shares his experience creating his cell phone app for African-American youth and his understanding of the unique challenges this population faces. We also discuss the potential for the growth of his app across the diaspora. For more information, please contact Henry: on Twitter: @HeyArtez e-mail: henry.willis@unc.edu Produced by Evan Auguste Contact: east.grad@abpsi.org Music by Jaga Gola Contact: Jaga@wehepicat.com Follow us: Facebook: www.facebook.com/TheABPsi/ Twitter: www.twitter.com/TheABPsi Instagram: www.instagram.com/studentsofblackpsychology