Liberating Black Minds
Since 1968
**Video – Towards a Black Psychology by Shawn Utsey, Ph.D.
Welcome to the Association of Black Psychologists, Inc. (ABPsi)
Whether you are here to contribute to cutting-edge research and programming, engage in meaningful dialogue, or connect with like-minded professionals, your voice and participation are essential to our mission. Together, we honor the legacy of our Ancestors and Elders, amplify the strengths of our communities, and build a future rooted in justice and collective well-being for generations to come.
We look forward to partnering with you in this transformative work. Together, we stand in purpose and solidarity.
Join Us For The 56th Convention! | JULY 30 – AUGUST 3, 2025
Our Mission
National Programs
ABPsi Global Institute
Building Global Solidarity
Certification in African Black Psychology (CABP)
Expertise in the Science of African/Black Psychology
Sawubona Healing Circle
Communal Healing in Practice
School and Organizational Consultation
Nurturing the Next Generation
Become a Member
Participate in an organization committed to the spiritual, mental and physical well-being of African and African Descended people.
- 9Jegnaship (Mentoring)
- 9Access to ABPsi’s On-line Career Center
- 9Scholarships & Awards
- 9Access to National Programs
- 9Listing in the ABPsi Black Wellness Directory
- 9 Voting Privileges (Except for Affiliate members)
- 9Reduced Annual Convention Registration Fees
- 9Subscription to The Journal of Black Psychology
- 9Subscription to The PsychDiscourse News Journal
- 9Be a Part of Creating Zola Mondays
- 950% Discount on EPPP study materials
The Journal of Black Psychology is Celebrating 50 Years!
Since 1974, The Journal of Black Psychology has led and recorded the most outstanding contributions within the field of psychology toward the understanding of the experiences and behavior of Black populations
Become a Member of ABPsi
“Becoming a member of the ABPsi is more than just joining a professional organization—it’s stepping into a community committed to the liberation, well-being and joy of African/Black people globally.”
Sharon L. Bethea, Ph.D.
President, the Association of Black Psychologists Inc.
