As sessões serão orientadas para a prática, delineando como a Psicologia pode contribuir para mitigar as alterações climáticas.

SESSÃO 1 - DIA 18 

Welcome remarks Amanda Clinton, PhD, American Psychological Association | Sofia Ramalho, PhD, Order of Portuguese Psychologists

COP26 review Amanda Clinton, PhD, American Psychological Association
Terri Morrissey, PhD, This Is, Consulting
Sofia Ramalho, PhD, Order of Portuguese Psychologists
Richard Plenty, PhD, This Is, Consulting
Nicola Gale, PhD, European Federation of Psychology Associations

EirGrid: Community partnerships and the transformation to renewable energy | Mark Foley, MA, EirGrid

Enabling community action in the climate crisis – an important role for psychology  | Brian Dixon, PhD, New Zealand Psychological Society

Global Psychology Alliance discussion Richard Plenty, PhD, This Is Consulting
Frank C. Worrell, PhD, American Psychological Association
Hana Suzuki, PhD, Japanese Psychological Association

Audience Q&A

Break

Proyecto Tití: Motivating Community Action to Protect Cotton-Top Tamarins in Colombia
Rosamira Guillen, MA, Proyecto Tití

Global Psychology Alliance discussion Catriona Davis-McCabe, PhD, Australian Psychological Society
Terri Morrissey, PhD, This Is Consulting

Audience Q&A

Break

Applying Psychological Science to Reduce Energy Use in Buildings | Beth Karlin, PhD, See Change Institute

Global Psychology Alliance discussion Wendy Jeremie, PhD, Trinidad and Tobago Association of Psychologists
Irina Feygina, PhD, APA United Nations team
Pascal Nery Jean Charles, PhD, Haitian Association of Psychology

Audience Q&A

Discussant | John Jamir Benzon R. Aruta, PhD, Psychological Association of the Philippines

Inscrições na sessão 1: us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_lL1_eREzSSqBKl_bQ8VlFQ

SESSÃO 2 - DIA 19

Welcome remarks; review of Day 1 | Amanda Clinton, PhD, American Psychological Association

Global Psychology Alliance discussion Joanne Hands, PhD, Middle Eastern Psychological Association
Lisiane Bizarro, PhD, Brazilian Society of Psychology
Carlos Zalaquett, PhD, Interamerican Society of Psychology

Audience Q&A

Break

How psychology associations can educate on climate change: The Ukrainian experience | Valeriia Palii, PhD, National Psychological Association of Ukraine

Global Psychology Alliance discussion

Miroslav Světlák, PhD, Czech Psychology Network for Global Changes

Michael Ezenwa, PhD, Nigerian Psychological Association
Usha Kiran Subba, PhD, Nepalese Psychological Association

Audience Q&A

Break

Climate change policy at the United Nations | Abdulla Shahid, MA, United Nations General Assembly

The health drive in COP26 and beyond: Opportunities for action | Elena Villalobos-Prats, MA, World Health Organization

Global Psychology Alliance discussion

Luis Carrizo, PhD, Uruguayan Psychological Society
Sandy Shullman, PhD, American Psychological Association
Rashmi Jaipal, PhD, APA United Nations Team

Audience Q&A

Closing remarks | Jennifer Kelly, PhD, American Psychological Association

Inscrições na sessão 2: us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_37qszt9jRKSPOfc0PfyXTA

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A Global Psychology Alliance, coordenada pela APA, teve origem em Novembro de 2019, na sequência da International Summit on Psychology and Global Health: A Leader in Climate Action organizada pela OPP em conjunto com a APA, a qual teve lugar em Lisboa. A Global Psychology Alliance representa 68 associações de Psicologia de todo o mundo para promover as contribuições da ciência e prática psicológicas face aos desafios globais.